Windows 10 Anniversary Edition - Not changing hostname.

[VincentJ]

I am testing for a new image.

Fog Server is 1.2 - VM. Storage is on an independent device.
Test VM is 4GB RAM, 2 vCPU.

Imaging works perfectly, however with the latest Windows 10 updates… After installing Fog Client from 1.2 it does not change the hostname at all.

The same fog server with the same client on windows 7 does function.

According to the logs:
The client connects to the server,
Client starts FOG.HostNameChanger
Client starts the hostname change process
HostnameChanger Yields to other subservices
HostnameChanger attempts to contact the server,
Module is active
HostnameChanger Hostname is upto date.

However… The hostname is Desktop-xxxxxxxx
The hostname in FOG is set to WIn10test2

So, the Hostname is not upto date as the client seems to think.

[Wayne Workman]

The legacy client for Win10 isn’t supported - per @Joe-Schmitt - a senior developer. You’ll need to move to FOG Trunk.

[Quazz]

@Wayne-Workman said in Windows 10 Anniversary Edition - Not changing hostname.:

The legacy client for Win10 isn’t supported - per @Joe-Schmitt - a senior developer. You’ll need to move to FOG Trunk.

To add to this, imaging is also poorly supported for Windows 10 in FOG 1.2, but fully supported in Trunk version.

Note that you have to update both your FOG Server, any Storage Nodes and install the new FOG Clients.

[VincentJ]

My Storage nodes are dumb NFS servers.

Will upgrade to trunk and see if the issue is resolved.

[VincentJ]

Downloading inits, kernels, and the fog client… Failed!

Looking through code to download manually.

Some of the places do not seem to exist.

https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-client/releases/download/${clientVer}/FOGService.msi
https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-client/releases/download/${clientVer}/SmartInstaller.exe

FOGProject/fog-client has no releases directory that i can see.

[Wayne Workman]

@VincentJ I just now ran the fog installer for rc-8 at home, it downloaded the inits, kernels, and client.

Proxy? Firewall? Web Filter? Questionable Internet connection? What happens if you ping github.com ?

This is the valid URL for the current fog client:
https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-client/releases/download/0.11.5/FOGService.msi

the ${clientVer} is replaced with the current version, 0.11.5

[VincentJ]

25% Packetloss… Guess China’s firewall doesn’t like it…