Requests for Wiki Access <--- ASK HERE

[Trevelyan]

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[Wayne Workman]

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[DevinR]

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[cml]

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[Marcus Allen]

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[Wayne Workman]

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[Tom Elliott]

@DevinR, @Jason-Rush, @Marcus-Allen, and @Trevelyan I’ve created your wiki accounts. You should receive an email containing a randomly generated password. Once received, you will have to change your passwords. If you’re still having issues, please just let me know.

Thank you, sorry it took so long.

[Grayda]

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[bmercer]

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[Tom Elliott]

@bmercer and @Grayda your wiki accounts have been created and a temporary password should be waiting for you in your email addresses that are registered through the forums.

Please login and change your password when you can.

Thank you,

[mauirixxx]

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[Wayne Workman]

@mauirixxx By all means, go ahead. There are actually two articles on CentOS7.
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Installation_on_CentOS_7_x64_Full_Guide
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Installation_on_CentOS_7

I know for a fact that CentOS 7 is the very best option for FOG Trunk right now. (and I’m a Fedora kinda Guy)

I will also tell you that the instructions for CentOS 7 are even shorter than the instructions in the Fedora 21 Server article - but use almost exactly the same commands, less in fact.

[mauirixxx]

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[cbemerine]

Hi,

I am requesting Wiki access to contribute as I get our company’s site up and running with the Fog Client.

[FlowLive]

Hi, I am requesting access to the wiki to add information as I am deploying fog on Debian.

Thanks!

[iyoung]

HI,

I am requesting access to the Wiki to change the steps on how to step up Windows DHCP to work with FOG. I am also testing FOG on the latest versions of Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora to see which I like best and I will report here on my finds, when I have free time(hehe) to do so.

[Wayne Workman]

@iyoung Which DHCP article are you looking at?

[iyoung]

@Wayne-Workman This article only mentions option 66 and 67, but on Windows Server you also need to enable option 60 through netsh to turn on the PXEClient.

[iyoung]

@iyoung said:

@Wayne-Workman This article only mentions option 66 and 67, but on Windows Server you also need to enable option 60 through netsh to turn on the PXEClient.

And the User Guide as well.

[Wayne Workman]

@iyoung Can you explain more about your environment? I ask because I only run Windows DHCP at work and I do not have option 060 set, but network booting works fine here. Other sites in my organization also work fine with just Windows DHCP and options 066 and 067 set. So I’m wondering what it is that your environment needs option 060 for.