Fog server multicast issue
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I’m guessing you’re using FOG 0.32?
The reason it’s not working is because the OSID is not set for each of the hosts you’re trying to send it to. In multicast group jobs like this, needs to have the same OSID. This is why you see multicast deploy from the group menu. It creates one task. It sounds like it checks that all Hosts have the same Image ID, but it doesn’t check if the OSID is set.
This will hopefully be fixed in 0.33 (not yet though, still working on it) as the OSID is actually set by the image rather than on a per host basis.
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Is there anything that i can do in the meantime to mitigate this problem?
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create a group of the hosts you’re trying to multicast to.
Then go into that group and set the host OS. It will apply the setting to all of the hosts within that group from one simple location.
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I see, so i will have to register the hosts that i want to deploy the image to right? There isn’t another solution to bypass the host registration process for a multicast?
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No, unless you find the configuration file and basically falsify the OSID. I think maybe on the creation of the pxe file (01-$MAC) file, set the osid manually.
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ok, well i appreciate your help. thanks
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This looks, to me, to be in file:
/var/www/{fog,html/fog}/commons/functions.include.php
Line 2744:
[php]append initrd=" . getSetting( $conn, “FOG_PXE_BOOT_IMAGE” ) . " root=/dev/ram0 rw ramdisk_size=" . getSetting( $conn, “FOG_KE RNEL_RAMDISK_SIZE” ) . " ip=dhcp dns=" . getSetting($conn, “FOG_PXE_IMAGE_DNSADDRESS” ) . " type=down img=$image mc=yes port=" . $port . " storageip=" . $snIP . " storage=" . $snIP . “:” . $snRoot . " mac=" . $member->getMACColon() . " ftp=" . sloppyNameLookup(getSetting( $conn, “FOG_TFTP_HOST” )) . " web=" . sloppyNameLooku p(getSetting($conn, “FOG_WEB_HOST”)) . getSetting( $conn, “FOG_WEB_ROOT” ) . " osid=" . $member->getOSID() . " $mode $imgType $keymapapp shutdown=$shutdown logleve l=4 consoleblank=0 " . getSetting( $conn, “FOG_KERNEL_ARGS” ) . " " . $member->getKernelArgs() . " " . $otherargs;[/php]Look for the relevant part of this line:
[php]
" osid=" . $member->getOSID() . "
[/php]Change to:
[php]" osid=OSID OF OS YOU WANT[/php] -
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 21443, member: 7271”]create a group of the hosts you’re trying to multicast to.
Then go into that group and set the host OS. It will apply the setting to all of the hosts within that group from one simple location.[/quote]
i already set host OS, and image for the group, but the multicast still don’t work…
and 19 tasks is created, not 1.
And in this way, first 10 pc images, others wait for open slot… and there are 10 different tcp transmission, not 1 for all 19, or 10 pc.
2 years ago i used the broadcast function, with 0.32 and was working… so there are a new bug introduced?
another suggestions?
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Are you looking at multicast tasks or active tasks
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 21449, member: 7271”]Are you looking at multicast tasks or active tasks[/quote]
clicking on
group management -> list all group -> click on group name -> image association -> x
group management -> list all group -> click on group name -> os association -> x
group management -> list all group -> click on group name -> basic task -> deploystarts unicast imaging.
task management -> list all group -> deploy multicast, but don’t work giving the error in first message of this thread
