Can't find the "Reset Encryption Data" button on any hosts.
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@alexf2132 I don’t know the MAC’s that are causing conflicts. My statements there are just to cleanup any unmatching bits. The first will remove any Host’s that don’t have a an ID in the hostMAC table. The second will remove any mac’s that don’t have a relevant matching host from the hosts table.
Once you get those cleaned up, I need to know the MAC’s of the client presenting with the “Multiple hosts returned” and we can consolidate and narrow from there.
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@Tom-Elliott Okay. Ran those lines, 0 rows were affected.
Ethernet MAC: 28-D2-44-34-3E-DF
WiFi MAC: 00-C2-C6-05-88-BD -
@alexf2132 So now what happens if you run:
SELECT hmHostID from hostMAC where hmMAC IN ('28:d2:44:34:3e:df','00:c2:c6:05:88:bd'); -
There’s an exact picture of what happened.
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@alexf2132 And does that host continue to say multiple hosts?
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@Tom-Elliott Yes.
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@alexf2132 How are you aware of the mac’s the host is reporting back then?
Can you open a CMD window on the client and run:
getmacaddress -
@Tom-Elliott The only media connected is the ethernet MAC. But when I go into the fog.log file, it still says “Reponse Error multiple hosts returned for list of mac addresses”. That’s what I was responding “Yes” with.
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@alexf2132 The post I’m replying to here is why I’m asking about the mac addresses you gave me.
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@Tom-Elliott Okay. Still not making much sense to me. This all is very strange because I didn’t have any of these problems on FOG 1.2.0. Unfortunately I can’t use that version because it isn’t compatible with Intel NIC’s on that laptops that my company uses, unless there’s a patch/kernel I can add to 1.2.0 that allows Intel NIC’s to work?
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@alexf2132 What is output if you open a command prompt on that client and run the command
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One of those is for Bluetooth. The one ending in “88-BD” is for Wi-Fi.
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So the select statement from earlier, try:
SELECT hmHostID from hostMAC where hmMAC IN ('28:d2:44:34:3e:df','00:c2:c6:05:88:bd','00:c2:c6:05:88:c1'); -
@Tom-Elliott Still getting the same MAC error.
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did you run the statement yet? I need to see the output.
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@Tom-Elliott Here’s the output.
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Are both of those hosts hosts you need?
You can find the name if you run:
select hostID,hostName from hosts where hostID IN (7,102); -
If I got a nickel every time someone said “It worked on the old version”…
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@Wayne-Workman Oh I’ve heard that too many times with all the stuff I support daily, lol. But even I mention that phrase from time to time.
