@Kaix Then please open the following URL in your browser and post the full output here: http://192.168.1.171/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php?mac=d0:50:99:95:90:86

This has been resolved with latest revisions and some other work by Tom

Thanks Tom and everyone! The update has resolved the error with my kernel download. Not sure what got flubbed up to begin with, but resolved.

CPU seems to be looking more normal as well, after deleting all the hosts and re-adding as they check in.

Can be marked as solved.

Thank you so much.
It’s working.

Hi george1421,

Thanks for the reply. It sounds like FOG is capable of doing what I need if I am able to figure it out, as I’ve no time frame for getting this done I might have a play with it and test some configurations out.

Thanks

Noel

Please upload the client log file.

@kverkiss said in Communication ERROR: operation timed out, could not authenticate, obj error:

@Jbob Thanks for the information!

The problem has been resolved. Thanks for all help.

Ok this worked by recreating the keys. Install worked fine and server seems to be working well.
Only thing I have noticed is several labs worth of Desktops had invalid tokens so I’ve needed to “Reset Encryption Data” to get them talking back to the server again.

Aside from that all is working well 🙂

Thanks again.

The FTP credentials issue is likely the issue with replication as well.

@moses Probably a bug… but update to the latest and recheck if it’s still an issue please.

This is a fine example of a minor bug. This is the type of stuff we warn people about when telling them of FOG Trunk.

@Sebastian-Roth @Tom-Elliot That update did the trick to fix the kernel update. Thanks!

@Sebastian-Roth he was on version 6152.

@mageta52 said in Questions about FOG on isolated network:

It sounds like what Quazz is saying, is that I can be on the local subnet ( 192.168.1.0 ) get the install done, then statically set the interface to 10.0.1.1 or something else on that isolated subnet, and then FOG will be able to adjust to it accordingly. Is this correct?

You can connect the fog server to the business network to download FOG 1.2.0 stable then switch the network interface to the installation LAN and install FOG. For the trunk build you will need to have internet access (with a second nic) but initially fog must be installed with the main ethernet adapter at the final IP address and subnet mask.

@MarcB It’d help a lot if you posted the entire ltsp.conf file.

Nice, changed the exports and rebooted.

Looks to be uploading the image now, folder with mac has appeared in the /images/storage/dev folder.

Many thanks for the speedy help!

Duncan

@Wayne-Workman
Dear Sir,

Sorry for making delay to reply, Sir, I am trying over here. Now I am installing NEW FOG TRUNK On Ubuntu 14.04 x64bit Machine. If any problems occurs, I will keep them here.

Heartily Thanking you ALL,
Basavaraj from india…

@Gink OK the first step is to get it to boot on the same subnet. The next step is a bit harder. Its not so bad if you are using a MS/Linux DHCP server, with DNSMASQ the next process “might” work.

On your router between the vlans. You probably setup a dhcp-helper or what also called a dhcp-relay service. In that service configuration you would typically point that service towards your real dhcp server. Then the router knows where to send the dhcp requests it hears on other vlans. Now in this setup, add the fog server IP as the last device in your dhcp-relay service configuration. You still want your main dhcp server to provide the IP addresses for everything, just dnsmasq has to hear the request so it can reply correctly, otherwise the dnsmasq service is only listening for dhcp broadcasts on its local subnet. (understand this is just off the top of my head, but it sounds logical)

@Wayne-Workman i’m trying to register dell optiplex 3020/7010 and hp desktop 600 g1/g2 sff , i’m using Ubuntu 12.04 tls

Please update as this was addressed yesterday.

@Jbob Thank you for your reply.
There is any solution to say to FOG : “i want manage the printers of this computer but, please, don’t delete the PDFCreator printer”.

@Sebastian-Roth Interesting … Maybe i can try to do not include the PDFCreator Printer in the image and add it (by snapins) on computers after the deploy task … but what is the result about the default Printer ? Need to be NOT the PDFCreator printer

Or maybe i just install all printers on the master, delete the printers by the Windows Printers Menu (except PDFCreator), upload the master.
On the clients, i just check “add printers” (instead of “add and delete”) in the FOG printers management ?