[quote=“Sk00t3r, post: 1774, member: 430”]First thing I would check is the Network your behind. Do you have 10/100/1000 nics in all the machines (fog and client)? are you behind a router, hub or switch? Uploading I get about 3GiB/min and download is about 4.6 GiB/min[/quote]
client PC is GiB & the FOG server is 100MiB. I am behind an HP network switch 100Mib. My download speed is 273.39 MiB???

Sk00t3r,

I appreciate you taking your time to help me after making sure all my passwords were correct I started looking through my notes. I found one file that i had documented that I had messed with. This file was /etc/mysql/my.cnf. For some reason when i switched my bind address i must have not hit save when i updated my ip address. Once again thank you for you time.

Sorry for the double post I’m not sure what happened.

looks good, articles/tutorials should be posted here [URL=‘http://fogproject.org/forum/forums/tutorials.13/’]http://fogproject.org/forum/forums/tutorials.13/ ;)[/URL]

Its ok now. I’ve nuked the whole server, and started again. I found i was having other problems so it was just easier to start again. thanks for the help. 🙂

This issue has been resolved.

Thank you! I didn’t find this!

Looks like this was posted earlier [url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/windows-7-deployment-fog-sad2-driver-tool.380/[/url]

I’m having a similar problem, snapins that deploy and finish fine on windows XP are, well some install but then the task just stays there, and others don’t even deploy. But if I run the SFX manually it works fine. Hmm…

[quote=“andjjru, post: 1598, member: 575”]Pete,

Multicast is only available on the Task Management page. It will show up as an option on groups when you search for them.[/quote]

Cheers for that Andjjru - Yup, I found it this morning when I came into work! You’ve just confimed that I’m doing it correctly.

Many thanks!

-Pete

Any attemp to multicast on network switches that do not have IGMP Snooping will cause network flooding of broadcast packages. IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) settings should be found on your switches.

Hi,

Make sure that /tftpboot/fog/kernel/bzImage exists. If it doesn’t, open management console, go to Other Information --> Kernel Updates and download a kernel file.

I have noticed that you modified options 067 and 068 in the DHCP server, but the options that have to be modified are 066 (server’s IP) and 067 (pxelinux.0).

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I am trying a benchmark with virtual machines (Win 2003, Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop + FOG 0.32, Win 7) and it works perfectly.

Add the machine into fog manually, then send any task to it. through the web console. eg, an inventory task. this should clear the old task out of the data base.

I’m sure the T3500’s I have don’t have dual video cards but I’ll double check again tomorrow, its not been too much of a hassle anyway as I only have a few to image.