The config.php file is mostly used for settings from the initial installation, during which they are written to the database that is created and then are no longer read from the file. Some entries, such as the database and database username with password, are still read, so use caution if you feel compelled to edit this file. Modifying the FOG_TFTP_HOST in WebUI->Information->FOG Settings is the correct location, so I’m not sure why it didn’t work for you. You can always try editing the database manually, it’s stored in fog.globalsettings.

[quote=“falko, post: 1688, member: 48”]hosts settings needs to be along the lines of the below (basically the full file path, i cant remember of the top of my head)

/fog/kernel/hp6200

edit: see the last picture in the link i sent[/quote]

Okay… just wanted to update… I (temporarily) gave up on renaming the kernel file just to see if simplifying would help. It did.

I just followed the directions for downloading a newer kernel (the newest one still doesn’t dl properly - says size=0) and LEFT THE DEFAULT FILENAME. I then left the kernel designation blank for the new workstation and the deployment (at least to just that single machine) went through - 100%. This is about a 22GB image in about 6 and a half minutes!

Thank you, Falko! You’re awesome! Hope I can return the favor some time.

Capone hangs when matching DMI also with version 0.31

I do not have that file under the /etc/dhcp3 directory. There is only a folder named ‘dhclient-enter-hooks.d’

I checked for hidden files as well.

It finally works. After completing the steps above, it took booting into a Linux LiveCD (sysrescCD to be exact) and changing the partition table to msdos from GPT with parted. After that, Windows installed and imaged beautifully. Thanks!

Fog version 0.27
Kernel version 3.2.4

Thanks,

I’m on 11.10 and the service name for my installation is “isc-dhcp-server”

I think the path is /etc/init.d/isc-dhcp-server

I hope that’s the same one for you.

Thank you soooooo very much! Its all working now 🙂

If i may ask why is the machine set to logon with the Admin account ?

Possible that the 0.29 server is your primary ?

I was able to fix my own issue and here is how I did it.

I changed my management username back to [B]‘fog’[/B]

It looks as if you are [B]NOT[/B] allowed to change the username. The username [B]MUST[/B] be set as [B]‘fog’[/B]

You [B]MUST [/B]also rename the fog user account created within Ubuntu to match the password within the web interface. (#sudo passwd fog)

Maybe we can create some sort of sticky thread on this and common TFTP and SQL issues concerning the config.php file. I see this all over the web but no real answers.

I hope all foes well with whoever is reading this!

All the clients are connected to the gigabit switch and are using gigabit ports.

[quote=“Zardan, post: 1859, member: 185”]Are the clients also connected to a gigabit switch? 10min for that size sounds like ~100mbit speeds.
Ive had the exact same issue when imaging a computer lab that had a old switch with only 100mbit ports, replacing it with a switch that had 1000mbit uplink to the rest of the network fixed the issue for me. Tftp traffic seems to take big hit when the network is overloaded.
If everything looks ok make sure the server have negotiated 1000mbit with the switch.[/quote]

Maybe this could be the solution to my problem?

Release date: October 27, 2008

Fixed wipe tasks’ kernel argument issue (2076993) Added option to add computer to domain from fog.reginput

The DNS-Server isn’t assigned automatically - the FOG-Client only uses bootp for PXE-Boot and after that Kernel-DHCP.

If you need DNS inside the FOG-Client you can use the PXE_IMAGE_DNSADDRESS setting.

But I don’t know why your gateway is missing…

once your hosts are in your Fog inventory, you can simply click edit for the host you want to change, then change the hostname right there in your FOG web-admin page.

Simplified:
Log in to Fog -server with your web browser…
Click on Host Management
Click Edit for the host you wish to change
Change Hostname.

Now, this will automatically rename and reboot the system (if the fog client has hostname changer enabled.-- see screenshot)

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[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/64_fog-service.JPG?:”]fog-service.JPG[/url]

maybe this helps 8a copy fron the old forum):

The disk pie chart (along with the server stats page) time out and returns Unable to pull server information

The issue: the Fetch function uses the proxy settings provided in the fog settings (otherInfo>Fogsettings) but the storage node is most likely to be on the same LAN (or even the same server) and does not require a proxy sever.

FIX1: configure the proxy server to deal with internal requests.
OR
FIX2: at the very end of /var/www/fog/commons/functions.include.php

replace these 2 lines
<code>
//Proxy
if($Proxy)
</code>
with:
<code>
//Proxy
$url1 = explode(“/”, $URL);
$noproxyfor = array(“192.168.”, “10.”);
foreach($noproxyfor as $ip) {
if(substr($url1[2], 0, strlen($ip)) == $ip) $Proxy = false;
}
if ($Proxy)
</code>

the array is of the IPs of the servers/ranges that you do not wish to proxy. it looks at the start of the hostname for the strings in the array
eg. any host starting with “192.168.” and “10.” so this would include “192.168.1.2” and “10.2.5.7”
feel free to add and edit the values in teh array for your lan/server

Ahh, good to know. I’m sure that’s what it is. Thanks!

[B] A few things:[/B]
Why can’t you just leave domain info blank in fog settings?

Another option, don’t use the fog service, just use hostname change early setting and computer name will get renamed while still in linux before it ever boots into Windows. Since fog service isn’t installed you won’t join domain.

netdom is not required

Finally if your set on doing the way you are now, then download the Fog service source, download a C# compiler and remove the code that joins to the domain. It is pretty straitforward. The joys of open source.