MAC IS null! only 0 mac address was found
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Can you try removing all scheduled snapins for the device, and restarting the device. Does that fix the log issue?
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All snapins are removed from the queue i rebooted device and fog log started adding at 10.08 and stopped at 10:12
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One by one, go through each module on the web portal and disable it for the host. Once you disable it, restart your device and see if the logging issue is fixed. Repeat for all modules.
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Nothing changes these things i have only snap in enabled and like all other times it reports to the log for up to 10 min and then its dead! Like something is killing fog client or something it states the service is running but untill you reboot it wont do anything! Is this compatible with windows 8.1 i really don’t want to go find a new app deployment solution! fog .32 worked so well with windows 7!
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Did you try disabling the snapin module?
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what antivirus do you have installed?
i’m not aware of any antivirus that kills the fog client, but i just want to cover our bases here -
No av at this time
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like i said it will run for around 5 min and then nothing gets added to the fog file untill i reboot! I have disabled all snapins and nothing changes!
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Im getting really frustrated with this new fog version never had so much issues with .32 anyways now i get it to update the log all the time but it only shows taskreboot updates and nothing else no snapins deploy under the client on fog all snapins are enabled i tryed to global disable task reboot and now the client reports module is globally disabled but only reporting for task reboot!
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This one i rebooted and left all night and it was checking in all night and stopped when i logged into the device! now it has not checked in for 20 min before that i can see the log updated every 5 min!
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Is there anything showing in your apache2 error log when this client tries to connect?
Stop the fog service on the client
[CODE]net stop “FOG Service”[/CODE]
Follow the apache2 error log via a terminal to the fog server:
[CODE]tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log[/CODE]
Start the FOG service:
[CODE]net start “FOG Service”[/CODE]
Watch the error log, if any entries show up, please post them here.
