There are two web options I could see that may slow down the UI if one you have a large host database or limited ram.
FOG_USE_ANIMATION_EFFECTS
FOG_HOST_LOOKUP

Also if you upgrade from .32 it would work better if you wipe your mySQL database out

The following I believe are the ports that fog uses:
FTP – tcp 20,21
SSH – tcp 22
TFTP – udp 69
HTTP(s) – tcp 80,443
Portmap – tcp/udp 111
NFS – tcp/udp 2049
Transfer ports – tcp/udp 1024 – 65535

Depending on where your firewall is located you may not need to make changes to it though. For example if it is out on the DMZ it shouldn’t matter. You will need to configure DHCP in your switches though if not already done so. [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Modifying_existing_DHCP_server_to_work_with_FOG[/url]

Tom - I have not tried that conf and will give it a try next time we have “down time” at work. Thank you for some input.

Cadyfish - if this is what is in the wiki, we have tried that. Very time we restart dnsmasq with that other config, it crashes dnsmasq. The system logs really does not give me any input as to why (I could be looking at the wrong logs). That being said, I will also try this just in case I did miss something. THANKS!

Check in here:[CODE]sudo nano /var/www/fog/lib/fog/Config.class.php[/CODE]

First go to [url]http://us2.php.net/manual/en/timezones.php[/url] and notate which timezone you are in example “America/Chicage”.

On your fog machine enter the following command (if you dont have nano installed use vi instead)
[CODE]sudo nano /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini[/CODE]

Find the line that starts with “date.timezone =” {enter in you timezone}
example date.timezone = America/Chicago

Save and exit then run
[CODE]sudo service apache2 restart[/CODE]

No, All of the kernels you use and see are usable across the board.

I’m able to get a couple of the computers Imaged, but now I am having trouble with another. It uploads and downloads just fine, but when it boots windows it freezes.

Hey tt_83, I’m had the same issue as well. I downgraded to 1.1.2 and it worked immediately. I didn’t have to re-upload.

See this for export fix
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/mounting-file-system-error.10979/[/url]

Thanks for letting us know. I am about to tackle the process of switching over from Novell to AD, so these are the things I need to know before I figure them out myself!!! 😄

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Sorry for the late response. I didn’t see your message. I am running 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 12.04. I am running into another problem now where even unicasting is crashing the network… Any suggestions?

any newly registered host will have them enabled, it’s only imported hosts and hosts from upgrades (so far as i am aware) that do not have them enabled by default. the easiest way to enable them for all hosts in the system would be to create a temporary group of all hosts, and apply the desired settings to them. or you could do it with a mysql command

works fine for me. have you cleared your browser cache?

I don’t have it set up to join the domain. There’s also been a few occasions where after the image is complete, the PC will reboot and revert to the image name. I’ll change it back to e.g. (HS-215-04), as listed on the Fog server, then it reboots again and reverts to the image name.

Now the million dollar question Junkhacker, is it worth setting up a GParted iso to boot into so that I can format drives automatically.

Or just keep a cd for it… 😛

Hi DoubleD,

I don’t know if there is a broken distro of Apache out there. When you run installfog.sh it runs apt-get to fetche all the bits it needs. It seems to be downloading an apache which does not have the mods enabled or are incomplete for some reason.

Maybe it will get fixed at some point, but at least we have a workaround…

Yes, all sorted 😉

Thanks for letting us know how to solve it!