Fog 1.4.0 - Isolated Setup on Fedora 25

[dvd7227]

• Install Fedora 25 (Use partition video below)
  https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=CentOS_7
  Install Updates
  Create and add a Network Profile for isolated setup - Name it Fog
  Manual no DHCP
  IP - 192.168.1.1
  Subnet - 255.255.255.0
  Gateway - 192.168.1.1
  Troubleshooting after install *Mostly firewall issues
  Change Firewall Settings
  Disable/stop Firewall
  systemctl disable firewalld.service
  systemctl stop firewalld.service
  Change SElinux Settings
  su -
  sudo vi /etc/selinux/config
  There’s a field saying SELinux=Enforcing
  change it to permissive
  to do this lookup using vi for editing (getting into edit mode and command mode, then save and quit)
  Save changes and quit
  reboot
  launch terminal and run getenforce, it should say permissive
  Prep up Install
  Download from Github, unpack folder
  Open Terminal
  cd to Downloads
  cd to fogproject_1.4.0
  cd to bin
  sudo ./installfog.sh
  It will check install and ask questions
  (Isolated Setup)
  Choice - 1 (Fedora)
  What type of Setup?
  Normal
  IP Address - 192.168.1.1
  Would you like to use a default network adapter?Yes
  I typed in - eno1
  Would you like to setup router address for the DHCP server - No
  Would you like DHCP to handle DNS? - No
  Would you like to use Fog server for DHCP Service - Yes
  Other languages - No
  Are you sure you wish to continue? - Yes
  Is the MySQL password blank - Yes
  It will ask to goto http://192.168.1.1/fog/management
  Unplug Ethernet cable that is giving internet from switch
  Make sure to change network profile to the 192.168.1.1
  Open browser and type in web address, hit update
  Once it finishes go back to terminal hit Enter
  It will apply final changes
  Your Set

Thanks guys again for fog
Wayne your input worked for the selinux, still getting prompts up top but will disable the prompts on the selinux gui, had tftp issues again with the firewall disabled it and it started to work again.

[Wayne Workman]

What firewalld config are you using? Also, messages from SELinux in permissive mode is OK - permissive mode gives you all the messages it would if it were enabled, but it actually takes zero actions to block or stop anything - permissive mode is intended for building SELinux policies without halting production.

[dvd7227]

Hi Wayne,

Thanks for helping out man, so far I used the two commands listed but I can turn it back on again, this is on an isolated setup so it won’t touch the internet but the two commands that worked are these

systemctl disable firewalld.service
systemctl stop firewalld.service

I did however find this post and followed through with the commands listed

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6162/firewall-configuration

Both commands listed on Joe Schmitt under firewalld worked but not the iptables commands, it gave an error message I can’t remember specifically what it said but I think it was like the iptables did not exist or couldn’t make changes.

So the firewalld commands listed with success after asking for credentials several times, so that worked but maybe something on that post is what I’m missing.

Thanks again Wayne for helping out man

[Wayne Workman]

@dvd7227 Check this out, these work fine in Fedora 25 and 26: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Fedora_24_Server#Continue_pre-config

[dvd7227]

Hi Wayne,

Just tried it but still getting TFTP… then it times out,

thanks a lot though for jumping in and helping out Wayne

it’s ok, this thing will never touch the internet, but I might jump into the issue if I make another fog server on a vm at home