@PRK08 The root cause of the issue is that you are currently running on an unsupported/old version of ubuntu [16.04] where some of the packages from the ubuntu repository are out of date or no longer supported. This is an issue with the ubuntu repo and not specifically with FOG.

@DeRo93 said in Database connection unavailable - Login incorrect on FTP and Ubuntu:

But maybe you can tell me if this happened because the Ubuntu Server did an Upgrade or something?

Probably yes. But you may check the update log in /var/log/apt/history.log…

How did I miss this??
Thanks man, it was the password thing.

Simple fix. awesome I’m up and running.

how do I mark as resolved?

@george1421 You are an absolute legend George. It works now and I was able to PXE boot from my client PC and upload it to the Hosts screen. I can view it on the network and everything is working correctly.

Thank you so much!

@BiologyBen It sounds like pxe booting was only the beginning of your challenge. Good luck!!

If you find new difficulties, please post to new thread and we will help you get started again.

@Tom-Elliott thanks, we managed to push the image with our work around in time, I can try your fix out soon when we re image the machines

@pavon87 said in Database migration and database in external host:

I have less tan 15 clients, I can do it manually

My comments would be the same with only 15 hosts even if you are staying on 1.2.0. You can do a manual copy and paste much faster than messing with database exports and imports. If you had a 100 hosts then I “might” explore the database route first.

@george1421 Trunk installed and is up and running. Will try imaging and restoring of computers tomorrow. Now reading up on how to do it 🙂

Thank you all for the help!! I guess this one can be marked solved.