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    joshua
    last edited by Sep 19, 2012, 5:33 PM

    My Fog-Machine is running Ubuntu 10.10 on a Dell Poweredge 1650 4GB RAM. (also have VM image in case this physical server dies.)
    The storage node is an Iomega 14TB StorCenter px6-300d.

    It works quite well for our environment, where we only need images 1-2 times a year because nothing really changes as far as configuration. (We image everything from workstations to AGFA printers the size of a VW bus.)

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      dvlsg
      last edited by Sep 25, 2012, 6:21 PM

      My FOG server is running on virtualized Ubuntu 12.04, ESXi on a Dell PowerEdge M610. Works great – the only bottlenecks I ever run into is related to our limited network bandwidth, not FOG resource usage.

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        golpemortal
        last edited by Oct 10, 2012, 3:13 PM

        Sun Microsystem Server old V40z OS=Cento 6.3
        Great still working on some problems but for the most part it is great

        Thank you guys

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          Hunter
          last edited by Oct 11, 2012, 5:35 PM

          I have my FOG system in two parts, i.e. DHCP and FOG on two separate machines.

          The Fog Server is on a 8-port GBit switch (port 1 going back to a 10/100 “router” i.e. like the one you’d have at home) leaving me with 6 spare ports, on a workbench for when I do imaging. The FOG Server itself is:

          fog 0.32, Ubuntu 11.10
          Gateway DX4200-09
          AMD Phenom 9150e Quad-Core (1.80Ghz per core, I think)
          4GB RAM
          1x 640GB 7200pm HDD

          Essentially, I found the best PC just laying around doing nothing. And it’s doing it’s job fine.

          The DHCP Server also doubles as a Fileserver for random files around the office, ISO’s, etc… It’s currently got a 10/100 Ethernet port running Linux Mint 10, on a different switch (also a GBit, with a link back to the same router). Just for kicks, here are it’s stats:

          Mint Linux 10 “Julia”
          IBM ThinkCentre
          Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.66Ghz
          1GB RAM
          1x 250GB HDD

          Again, made from parts around the office.

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            Leroy Brown
            last edited by Jan 28, 2014, 4:45 AM

            Have you guys tried to do an off network fog server? Like self contained on a laptop, that you could just drag into a room with a switch and image pc’s? Also, does anyone have any advice on a setup behind a small home router managing DHCP and not Fog? Thx

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              falko Moderator
              last edited by Jan 28, 2014, 7:14 AM

              Yes I have had a portable FOG install on a laptop before. It worked really well.

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                VincentJ Moderator
                last edited by Jan 28, 2014, 7:39 AM

                I use Virtual Machines… I have pfsense controlling DHCP and FOG on Ubuntu within ESXi

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