@dcorpening You would probably be best off upgrading to FOG Trunk. It would also be helpful if you could post a short video of the boot process so we can see it, or a series of pictures of the last thing the computer is saying before exiting to the local Windows.

@Tom-Elliott I just shared the file with you.

George : no proxy is used.
Wayne : GREAT ! It’s working. Thanks a lot ! and indeed it was 1.3.0

Philippe

The bug is now fixed in working-RC-15 branch.

@Sozen Please move to FOG 1.3.0 RC, you can find instructions here: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_trunk

10-4. Thanks for the info, the link, and the quick response! I’ll mark this as solved. Thanks again!

It exports the definitions (the pointers) as a image_export.csv (Comma Separated Value) text file.

This file can be edited!

If after exporting your complete list of images from one server, you want to then import just one of those images to another server you edit the original exported .csv . I use Microsoft Excel.

Delete the lines for the images you are not interested in, then save that new .csv .

On the destination server you then import the updated .csv. The contents of which are then merged into that server’s database.

One of the nicer bits about the exported .csv is that the creation date and image size are saved and imported along with all the other pertinent fields. Do not worry about the image ID #, that is not saved or imported.

Of course you will still need to copy the actual image files referenced by the image definition onto the destination server.

@Wayne-Workman Yep, I already learnt that one the hard way 😛
Thanks!

Hi Wayne,

Fantastic thank you just what I needed 🙂

Cheers
Robbie

@Tom-Elliott Cool. I’m still going to advise against updating the OS though. It causes way too much noise in my day, and imagine people coming from 10 and 12 ? No telling what sort of problems that brings.

@Tom-Elliott

Nice. that fixed my problem hahaha. thanks

old code :

:winpe initrd http://${fog-ip}/iso/ampe.iso chain memdisk iso raw || goto MENU

Old code

:winpe kernel memdisk iso raw initrd http://${fog-ip}/fog/iso/ampe.iso boot || goto MENU

Now sure what it change. but its working !

@Wayne-Workman Both on the same switch, tested with another computers (it’s a lab with 20) and always the second returns No session found with that name.
If i do multicast via groups, it works with no problems.
I can use it creating a multicast group and join all the computers that i need to deploy.
Just curious to see if any other has the same problem… 🙂

@koenkeersmaekers check your images are assigned to storage groups. Images groups changed from 1.2.0 to the rcs and that change is difficult to fully automated. Images can belong to multiple groups now. As a part of that it needs to belong to at least one group.

@Tom-Elliott said in Host not registered. But it is in FOG??:

isc dhcp server

I get this error…

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Bug solved in latest SVN, I had that bug before.

You can of course run DHCP on a LAN whose computers are all configured with static addresses.

how i can view the database? o.O

I need a simple inventory-export for all hosts in csv or excel format…

edit: have found what i need. Thanks.
FOG-WebGUI -> Report Management -> Inventory -> Export as csv

Solved

@John-L-Clark Hi, have you solved your problem ?

@HSD3Tech Hi, have you solved your problem ?

For further clarification to future readers of this thread, the specific commands to allow the necessary ports for Multicast can be found in the CentOS 7 wiki article, linked below.
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=CentOS_7