@ryan.mckenzie Should that be blank?

I will set it up at my home lab in my free time. As a new recruit here, if I can make this work, it will be a good ++ for my future here.
And once again, thanks a lot!

@george1421 synology would be a better option for sure. I’ll get right on it. Thanks so much.

Yep, that solved it. Routing was the whole problem. Option 3 on the DHCP server for Vlan 300 was indeed outside of the subnet for that scope. I pointed it to the SVI on the routing stack and everything is great. We now have FOG with vlans! Thanks guys.

@george1421 Finally got it working for the Ubuntu! using the instruction you provided!

Regarding Hiren I still have problem. I have changed permissions as @Tom-Elliott suggested but for the /var/www/html/iso/hiren/ (hirens.iso is in this folder)
Now it gets stuck with this message:

Loading boot sector... booting ...

Btw for the reference and in case someone needs it later I will post what I did here in another post.

I ended up getting it to work. The issue was that instead of keeping the new certificate and key files in a separate place, i copied them in and replaced the old private key with my new one. This set off all kinds of issues. I ended up recreating the keys and CA, and then left my certificate files in a separate folder, just for the web server to access. Then you also need to make sure that the fog client is installed using the https switch.

@george1421 Sounds good, Riley. We will update you when this is done.

For reference, setting master node to a group should reset all nodes to the group to no longer be master and define the chosen item. That said, when paired with the Location Plugin, there’s a hook to “trick” the nodes in a location to believe they are also master nodes to enable multicast to happen, maybe this is what made the GUI appear to have two master nodes in a single group?

i have identified my problem its on the first boot, windows ask me to allow other computer to contact client on the network

Anyone have found solution for bypass this ?

Into unattend.xml ?

@sourceminer said in Using Host Tags as Variables in Snap-Ins:

use the host Tags as variables

+1for use the host Tags as variables

@george1421 This fixed my problem, thank you!

@the_duke dont forget to disable “fast start” into power options of windows before capture

Use the unattend.xml file into my post: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10485/best-way-to-make-windows-10-master-and-upload

Everything work fine with Windows 10 PRO - 1703

setupcomplete.cmd work fine if you setup him into unattend.xml

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks Sebastian. You are right! I was not sure if I should post here or create a new topic. I felt bad just to create another post while this was related to the same (kindda) issue.
I have followed the instructions in the link but still have problems. I will create a new topic and post dubug info there

Hi. I´m use “add to active directory” and work great. But in my ldap (openldap on my ReHat enterprise) the computers added to my ldap from FOG not assing the correct primary group (maquinas).

I´m use this Fog settings: “ou=maquinas,dc=smb38,dc=samba” and work ok. I´m asking if is possible to change or make the primary group through this setting.

Sorry. I´m spanish and my english is not very good

Thanks…

@coh_is said in Dell OptiPlex 7050 fails to pxe boot:

Dell has a walkthrough article on their site (http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/sln301475/fog-imaging-walkthrough?lang=en)

That article is old and will not add much value to FOG 1.4.4, if you are not careful you can mess up FOG 1.4.4 if you follow the instructions to the letter.

@Tom-Elliott

So I figured out where I’m seeing this…

I created a new test group… Added members to the group… Removed members from the group. Everything works there.

When I go into an existing group… (One created in older versions of FOG…) It does not delete the members from the group.

Hope that helps!

Thank You! You are the best!

@guilherme.lima As Bob said, FOG is an imaging tool, you need/want a vdi (virtual desktop interface) environment.

You can diskless boot linux. That has been available for years. You just connect the user’s home drive to a server so all of their profiles info is saves between diskless boots. Its more trouble diskless booting MS Windows.

Instead of VDI, have you ever considered using a terminal server (both windows and linux)? Maybe explaining why you are trying to do this or what goal do you hope to achieve, can give me an idea how to answer you better.