new setup in vitual box Node Offline Node is unavailable
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I can log in the url fine.
but it tells me my Node Offline
Node is unavailableI reran the install scrip it told me the nod was made.
I read on other forums this may be a mysl error or something.Server information
Invalid Server Information!Thanks
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@raven-warsong Let’s start with the basics. Which version of FOG do you use? What Linux OS and version is installed? Do you have a single FOG node or a master/storage setup? Which one is shown as offline?
The FOG web UI dashboard tries to send a HTTP request to the node in question and if that fails it is shown as offline. Now this can have a number of reasons, e.g. firewall enabled on loopback or HTTPS related issue or change of IP address that has not been altered in all neccesary places: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11203/resyncing-fog-s-service-account-password
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Which version of FOG do you use?
The latestWhat Linux OS and version is installed?
Im useing VB with Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTSDo you have a single FOG node or a master/storage setup? Which one is shown as offline?
I think I set up a master/storage I dont have other nods for storage.change of IP address that has not been altered in all neccesary places I did change the ip address from DCHP to static.
I did rerun the install scrip It confirmed the statis ip address I was running, and It was set up as master storage and not an add on Node.
Is there a log file of some kind that Fog generates I can post here I looked but did see any thing.
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@raven-warsong said in new setup in vitual box Node Offline Node is unavailable:
Which version of FOG do you use?
The latestThe latest can mean different things. The latest official release is 1.5.9 but the latest development version is 1.5.9.28 (as of today).
What Linux OS and version is installed?
Im useing VB with Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTSIs the Ubuntu firewall enabled or disabled?
I did rerun the install scrip It confirmed the statis ip address I was running, and It was set up as master storage and not an add on Node.
Did you change the FOG server IP address at some point??
Is there a log file of some kind that Fog generates I can post here I looked but did see any thing.
Installer log files are in the same directory where you ran the installer script from, so fogproject/bin/error_logs/…
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@Sebastian-Roth said in new setup in vitual box Node Offline Node is unavailable:
Which version of FOG do you use?
The latesthttps://fogproject.org/download
The latest release of FOG Project is 1.5.9, released September 13th 2020.The latest can mean different things. The latest official release is 1.5.9 but the latest development version is 1.5.9.28 (as of today).
What Linux OS and version is installed?
Im useing VB with Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTSIs the Ubuntu firewall enabled or disabled?
I guess the default would be enabled as I did not change itI did rerun the install scrip It confirmed the statis ip address I was running, and It was set up as master storage and not an add on Node.
Did you change the FOG server IP address at some point??
Yes from DHCP to a static address.
Is there a log file of some kind that Fog generates I can post here I looked but did see any thing.
Installer log files are in the same directory where you ran the installer script from, so fogproject/bin/error_logs/…
I have included those files thanks so much
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@raven-warsong said in new setup in vitual box Node Offline Node is unavailable:
Yes from DHCP to a static address.
I suppose the IP changed as well?!
Seems like I grabbed the wrong document (resync account). Take a look at this one: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Change_FOG_Server_IP_Address
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it all looks right to me
## Start of FOG Settings ## Created by the FOG Installer ## Find more information about this file in the FOG Project wiki: ## https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=.fogsettings ## Version: 1.5.9 ## Install time: Mon 05 Oct 2020 08:34:48 PM CDT ipaddress='192.168.1.16' copybackold='0' interface='enp0s3' submask='255.255.255.0' hostname='Fogserver' routeraddress='192.168.1.1' plainrouter='192.168.1.1' dnsaddress='8.8.8.8' username='fogproject' password='HIu1eccodeAHYiGkv:kg' osid='2' osname='Debian' dodhcp='N' bldhcp='0' dhcpd='' blexports='1' installtype='N'
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@raven-warsong Please read through the whole wiki page and make sure you have all the places in the FOG web UI set to the correct IP.
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I just re did the VM and set the ip adress before
it looks like I need to set the ip adress and the boot file in my routerso I did make a little progress
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@raven-warsong What do you mean by progress? Is the node being shown as offline now solved?
Yes for PXE booting you need to set
next-server
andbootfile
in your DHCP server (whichever that is) or use a DHCP proxy server. May I ask you to open a new topic on this issue. We try to keep things sorted so other people find help more easily as well. Let us know which kind of DHCP server you use. -
@Sebastian-Roth I chatted with the OP last night and got things worked out. There was a number of things wrong with the setup. We got them worked out one by one.
- The IP address for the fog server was incorrect in dhcp
- In the end FOG wasn’t installed completely on the FOG server. Something happened during the install because the
.fogsettings
file was missing (not very common so it took us a bit to narrow down).