Host not registered. But it is in FOG??

[adukes40]

@pencils As far as the exit types go, I don’t think you need to worry about those (I don’t)

As far as the capture goes. Basically, you find the host in fog gui, make sure the image is set (which it looks like you have), go to basic tasks, Capture, create task.

Next time that machine is PXE booted, it will see there is a task and execute. If you are having to hit F12 each time, change the boot order in the BIOS to network boot first.

Make sure your MAC address in the host info matches what your machine MAC is.

[Tom Elliott]

As there is no such thing, yet, as 1.3, what is the exact version you’ve installed?

[pencils]

Thats the versions

[pencils]

@adukes40 Ive done all of that…and then some! nothing seems to work? I tried it on a VM and that failed too. Not sure what im doing wrong.

[Wayne Workman]

@pencils Please update to RC-14 and this issue will likely be resolved.

[pencils]

@Wayne-Workman any instructions on updating to RC14?

[ch3i]

@pencils Hi, update to latest SVN version : https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Installation#SVN

[Wayne Workman]

You can of course use svn or git. https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrade_to_trunk

[pencils]

@ch3i Will i need to re-install dnsmasq again. the service isnt starting and im not sure why. I have updated to RC14.

[Tom Elliott]

@pencils try stopping isc dhcp server then restarting dnsmasq

[pencils]

@Tom-Elliott said in Host not registered. But it is in FOG??:

isc dhcp server

I get this error…