Unable to register host: Invalid MAC adddress (2) (/bin/fog/man.reg)
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@jeremy-kou This seems to indicate that it cannot find a mac address on the device, is FOS recognizing the nic?
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@jeremy-kou
what gives
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@jeremy-kou said in Unable to register host: Invalid MAC adddress (2) (/bin/fog/man.reg):
@george1421 hey george, exact the same error. I just change fog passwd by sudo passwd fog after installation , after then I update tftp and storage node password from web, except this no more customization.
Just for clarification, you have not changed the FOG IP address since fog has been installed AND fog IP is set static?
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@Tom-Elliott yes, I think so .first FOG compiable chekcing passed, second the same computer can upload/download image without problem.
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@lebrun78 good idea, only see foginstall.log under /var/log, no fog folder found. will try tail tomorrow back office.
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@jeremy-kou Then this seems that you may have missed a spot for changing the IP address.
You changed FOG Configuration Page->FOG Settings->Web Server-FOG_WEB_HOST ?
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@george1421 no, fog server used static ip address, after bring fog up, no change about network part.
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confirmed, webhost settings correct. attached my exactly the same screenshot
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@jeremy-kou said in Unable to register host: Invalid MAC adddress (2) (/bin/fog/man.reg):
I am running redhat 5.3 and fog 1.2, newly installed FOG.
FOG 1.2 is limited in how new of a kernel you can use with it. This invalid MAC error may be related to the old kernel you have in use. With an OS as old as that and FOG 1.2.0 being what it is, you’re going to run into a wall eventually with newer hardware. You should convince your company to allow you to use CentOS 7, it’s free and built from RHEL 7 source. Staying on 5.3 has major security & support implications. I don’t know if Red Hat still supports 5.3 or not, but I’ve never even used it before so I won’t be much help to you.
Here’s an article to help migrate to a newer OS should you choose that route: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Migrate_FOG
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@Wayne-Workman thanks for your post, I know it’s worth less to dig deeper in an very old OS. today I just see a totally same error, I thought someone may have some idea, will share your talking with my team members.
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@jeremy-kou I still think installing the latest will help fix this for you.
Per our chat, it seems you are not running the FOG Version 1.2.0 as the error messages you’re seeing were not present in the 1.2.0 release to begin with.
I don’t know if it will install nicely on Redhat 5.3 or not because I’ve been working with CentOS 6 ever since I started working with FOG. That said, I already am aware you have PHP 5.6 which leads me to think your server is pretty much capable.
