Replaced fogservice.zip from a backup prior to my last update. Domain joins are working again.

Actually no but I may update two similar models soon if it reoccurs what would you like me to do.

[quote=“Alonsogye, post: 23379, member: 22000”]Thanks [SIZE=12px]Tom Elliott if you don’t mind i will appreciate the help.[/SIZE]

BigMan99211 very much appreciated as well for the tip i will try it.

I was looking into the market for a commercial solution and definitely even some may say that their GUI is “easier” i am completely sure that FOG by far is the best solution as far as cost effective. The commercial companies charge per computer which is a ridiculous amount of money. I know this is an open source solution but i would most definitely donate so that the developers can keep the excellent job. If anyone knows a secure way to contact them please share it… I just feel like sharing this !!! have a nice weekend everyone.
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BigMan- what commercial solutions did u find that rival Fog? What prices? Just curious. Thanks!

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I know what the issue is and have fixed it in svn if you’d be willing to upgrade.

Tried a multiple partition image - All Disks, no dice. Still the winload.efi error. I’m going to install Windows to a single partition and try again.

don’t know if the Express [url=https://www.gclubtg.com/]gclub[/url] version will work, but it’s worth a try.

Ntfs is not done on the fog server at all which is Why I directed you to the postdownload scripts function.

While you can do all of the steps from the Client machine while in debug, you can also script it using the post download scripts to perform the changes you need.

I have a similar issue with this, except for me my snapins seem to never run. I’ve had a basic .bat file which would just restart a machine sitting queued for a good 30 minutes. I’m looking at my fog.log file on the machine I’m trying to run the snapin on and it says this:
12/29/2014 9:49 AM FOG::SnapinClient Attempting to connect to fog server…
12/29/2014 9:49 AM FOG::SnapinClient Module is active…

It will repeat this every few minutes. I get no notices of failures from the client or the fog server. For some reason my snapins are just not being sent.

What does this have to do with fog?

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 39866, member: 7271”]Please forgive my brashness or don’t.[/quote]

All is forgiven. I contacted Jaymes Driver via PM and in response on troubleshooting an IP address typo became apparent to me and I am now able to boot to the PXE menu. Haven’t tried imaging yet but I will soon. I appreciate yours and everyone’s assistance in helping me muddle through this. Prior to this I had close to zero knowledge of Linux so it’s been a learning experience thus far and will continue to be.

Yeah, I’m having the same issue too. Secure boot was turned off before i uploaded the image and I turned secure boot off before downloading image.

I found out the motherboard I was using was for an All-In-One desktop. I fixed the problem by disabling the internal graphics adapter.

There isn’t. The reason I choose sanboot over exit is just a starter. I know some systems work fine with it and I know some systems don’t. Problem is I don’t know what systems will work and which won’t.

While I’m sure we could’ve come to these conclusions separately, I’m glad you got this part working for you. That and that you searched and found your answer right here on the forums already!!!

“Who’da’thunk’it”?

AH! I think I fixed it. I noticed the default group was a CN not an OU. I made a OU and changed it in both spots and upon next reboot it joined successfully.

Good. I’m always happy to contribute to projects that contribute to productivity. 🙂

Thanks, I got 2 images uploaded to the server yesterday. I used a sample unattend.xml file for the sysprep image for now until I can work on designing my own unattend.xml file for imaging the systems.

2cool4me4 is correct; this is the design of the service and won’t cause any issues. The new service that is in development will most likely check if the computer is already joined to the domain first before attempting.