Hello guys!

Thanks to your help and my friend at work

Problem solved finally get to boot with ipxe to my server ‘fog’ between different Vlans.

after following the suggested roles of george1421:

"source net 172.16.16. 0/24 to destination host 172.16.17.250 protocol allow any state
And Then flip the rule to allow the FOG server to talk to the clients
source to destination host 172.16.17.250 net 172.16.16. 0/24 protocol allow any state "

and the tone of suggestion
“the get the associated next-server / filename and Option 66 / Option 67”

It was enough to put in pfsense side vlan 172.16.16. *

Additional BOOTP / DHCP Options

Number type Value

66 IPAdresse or host 172.16.17.250

67 Text undionly.kpxe

Thank works in perfection all

They can close the topic as resolved to help more people

\GF

@george1421 Thank you for the patience.

you are a good person

@george1421 Excellent explanation Thanks for the help. I will close the post as resolved I believe it will work

@george1421 Hello again, ok I got it, I must create a Bash file type

echo deleting files
del “C:\Folder*.*” /s /f/q
echo Done!

upload this bash to the Fog server in “Snapin Management” and schedule it to run on the client machine I want. and whenever you want

are these the correct steps?

Thanks for the quick response @george1421, but do you know any snapin or reference that has the function of deleting the contents of the transfers folder from the client’s machine ??

Hello, is it possible to program a task or a snapin to delete all files from a client folder with windows 10 operating system?

@george1421 hello thanks for the help. yes already realized that it is the win10 operating system that changes the boot to “Windows boot management” but do you know any script to run in win 10 to put ipv4 back in the 1 option? I already followed some solutions from here. but I can’t come up with a solution without having to go to each of the machines.

Hi, I’m using fog to manage more than 100 machines in my company, the machines have different hardware.

I use Centos 7.0 and Fog 1.5.7, everything works fine, I just have a little problem.

I set up dnsmasq on the fog server by following this link https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12796/installing-dnsmasq-on-your-fog-server

I configure the BIOS of my UEFI machines to boot to 1 option with ipxe (machines can handle fog tasks)

If you deploy, the machine starts up with the task and everything works fine.

The problem is that the boot sequence in the BIOS changes without me doing anything.

In order to manage all these machines I need that even after deploying an image of an Operating System, the machines will continue booting with IPV4 in 1 Option

I found someone with the same problem here on the forum https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/13775/boot-option-issue-pxe-booting/10 but the Dell CCTK tool doesn’t work with me because I don’t have dell machines.

I don’t know if it’s FOG that changes UEFI’s sequence boot, or if it’s really Windows 10

Thanks for the help you can give me

Hello @Brendan-Clemente!

I have the same problem I tried to solve with the suggestion of @george1421 using Dell CCTK tool kit. But I could not. Are all your machines from Dell for this tool to work? Do you have any tutorials to follow?

@george1421 Thank you for the patience.

you are a good person

@george1421 said in Install fog 1.5.7 on Centos 8:

I guess the developers need to post this a bit stronger.

thanks

to install fog 1.5.7 on centos7 version? Already works Well?

hello i am installing version 1.5.7 of fog on a centos8 server.

were having trouble creating the database here

I followed the instructions of this post

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/13887/blank-install-page/36

but now I can’t create the database give me this error