Host seems reachable by fog, but is not reaching PXE fog menu
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I actually don’t know where it is getting this IP… This particular machine has been moved in the past… so it may be possible that this is the old IP and it needs to be updated somewhere…
Any ideas where/what file this IP is being pulled from? I did a grep for it but had no luck…
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@thebrennan47 Well I would start looking through your storage node configurations.
Slightly off topic, but along the same lines. Do you have the location plugin installed? And do you have your storage nodes assigned to a location?
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@george1421 I haven’t set the location plugin up yet – but that does seem really useful I will likely try to do that next
I found the below post which seems like a similar issue… however the IP address field has the correct value in my case. Is this value cached anywhere? I will try rebooting the fog master node and see if that helps
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8828/could-not-mount-images-folder-wrong-ip-setting/3
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@thebrennan47 Well without the location plugin FOG sees all storage nodes at the same location. So it will try to load balance between the storage nodes. So its possible that you might have a client at site D trying to pxe boot and image from Site A. Because as far as FOG is concerned they are at the same location. With the location plugin, you assign storage nodes to locations and then when you register clients, you assign clients to a location so they know what storage node to use.
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@george1421 Alrighty I will go ahead and install the location plugin and see if that helps — but I don’t think that is the issue here because there is no machine that actually exists at this IP Address (10.2.102.49). It is an old ip address from before we moved this machine. So it seems something needs to still be updated somewhere.
I found another post that seems to mention the same problem as well. He mentioned having to change it in two places, 1: The web UI for the storage node, and 2: “a config file”
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6764/cannot-mount-ip-images-wrong-ip-is-used
However he doesn’t mention which config file. I have checked interfaces, .fogsettings, dhcpd.conf, the tftp, and also the /tftpboot/default.ipxe config. No luck so far though. Any idea what file he may be talking about?
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@thebrennan47 Any news on this? The wrong IP is probably set for the Storage Node in the web UI. Go to “Storage Management” and edit the Storage Node (usually called “DefaultMember”).