No DHCP Response on Eth0
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@george1421 George, looks like it was the firewall the whole time. It’s now copying the image.
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@bartont126 well now don’t forget your original issue with spanning tree. Make sure you get that bit fixed on your enterprise switch so you get the best deployment times. Ideal times for deployment are around 6GB/min according to the partclone screen. Capture times will be less of course. Less rates to just under 2GB/min are typically seen, but 6GB/min is ideal with a typical SSD dual or quad core target computer. I have seen speeds as high as 10GB/min with a new 7280 and 7285 Dell laptop with nvme drives. Just so you are aware the target computer has a bigger impact on deployment speeds than the FOG server.
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@george1421 So stp mode needs to be changed to rstp or whatever to fix the spanning issue? I’m using some cheap tenda switch I’m getting around 3gb/sec right now. Obviously the enterprise switch would be ideal. I’m definitely going to run into an issue with space. my Ubuntu is imaged on a patrician of only around 150gb. I have about 70gb of free space left on it. I have another drive on the server with 1.7tb of space. is there a way for me to direct the images folder to another drive on the server to maximize my space without having to re set up the whole sever?
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@bartont126 Great to hear you got most of your issues solved. Thanks to George who’s been of great help. I’d ask you to try and keep topics together in one thread and separate unrelated issues in different threads. There is no restriction on how many threads you open and it’s way better for everyone to follow!
I’ll mark this solved now.
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@bartont126 If you are getting 3GB/min right now that is acceptable. I may have your thread mixed up with another one with a similar issue.
Adding a second hard drive is a topic for another thread. But there are a few ways to go about it.
- If your system uses lvm, just add the new disk to the lvm pool and your done.
- Add the new disk as a second storage node on your fog server
- Mount the new disk over /images to place all of your images on the new disk while the original disk is just used for the OS and FOG.
If you look in the tutorial section of the forums you will see many of my posts, some discuss adding additional space to your fog server. The easiest I my say is the LVM route.
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@george1421 I actually just posted another thread as that’s what I thought the moderator wanted me to do. however, I will look into these few things and look for your thread on adding more space. My networking guy is taking a look into the rstp on the switch so hopefully we can get this enterprise switch up and going to increase our speeds.
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@george1421 Thanks for all your help, boss! My boss also appreciates it
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@bartont126 I’m glad you have it all worked out. I checked in on the other threads and it looks like you found out about the dirty bits and shutting windows down properly and how to add additional storage to your fog server. well done.
