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    Dustin

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    • Multicast Access via Group Management

      I don’t know about the rest of you, but the first time I had to figure out how to multicast, it was a pain in the butt! I couldn’t figure out how. Turns out the button is hidden in Task Management > List All Groups. This seems silly, so I added a second option.

      Upload the attached files and you will be able to access multicasting by going to Group Management > List All Hosts.

      I’m also going to add a unicast button to the host listing shortly. However, I didn’t include this because my host list files are a little messy right now. I’m working on making it so you can see which group(s) the host is a part of.

      [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/346_FOG-Group-Multicast.zip?:”]FOG-Group-Multicast.zip[/url]

      posted in General
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    • RE: Best practice if a kernel will not boot a system?

      Good work around for our one offs! Thanks!
      [quote=“madeyem, post: 12134, member: 797”]If no kernel works:

      • Take the HDD out of the machine, that can’t boot FOG
      • Put it in a machine, that can boot FOG
      • Assign the right image to that machine
      • Choose “Shutdown after task completion” in task configuration
      • Start task
      • After task is finished, put the HDD back in the original machine
      • Start the machine

      This is a workaround, if you have generalized images (Sysprep for Windows).[/quote]

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Best practice if a kernel will not boot a system?

      I’m at a loss because NONE of the Kernels will boot our new Lenovo E420 laptops. Still have MDT I can revert to for one offs but this will be difficult when having to do an entire lab.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Boot Server Hostname - Issues with HP 4000 Printers

      Found the setting! Going into the menu right on the printer, disable BOOTP. I was unable to do this on the back-end setup site because the printer kept giving me a 503 error and HP Jetadmin wasn’t able to change it either. Originally thought that turning the reservation in DHCP to DHCP only instead of DHCP/BOOTP only would fix the issue, but it had to be turned off ON the printer. Grr…So all is good!

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: Boot Server Hostname - Issues with HP 4000 Printers

      Made some progress. We did a complete reset on the printer and things started working. Still trying to figure out the exact setting causing the issue though. But at this point, we now know it’s with the printer settings and not our FOG server…which is awesome. Hope this helps someone else down the road. If we discover that setting, I’ll post it.

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • Boot Server Hostname - Issues with HP 4000 Printers

      I’m curious if anyone else has had this issue or has any ideas how to remedy it.

      We have over 150 printers which we use DHCP reservations to give them IPs. Everything worked fine until we turned FOG on by applying the Boot Server Host Name (option 066) and Boot Filename (Option 067). At this point ONLY the HP 4000 series printers would grab the IP address and DHCP server, but not the gateway. If I remove it from the scope options, it works again with the loss of FOG.

      I have set the reservations up to do DHCP only thinking that maybe it was BOOTP messing it up, no go. The JetDirect cards in them are up to date on their firmware.

      We do not want to program static IPs into each printer, especially when we will be re-IPing everything this summer…plus it’s just not ideal.

      All other printers work fine (larger Sharp office printers), just the 4000 series that is having this issue.

      Thank you.

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: Deploying problems

      Try a different Kernel for that machine. You can setup multiple kernels so if one kernel works on one model, but not another, you can fix that. The newest kernel necessarily work on all computers that the old one did from what I’ve seen.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Redesigned Admin Menu

      Dell makes great business computers (I stress the business end end, not talking home PCs). Dell is also the only company to allow you to mass edit BIOs settings and other settings remotely. No other company has ever given that option. So if we wanted to change 2000 computers to boot to PXE first, with a flip of a switch we could. We have recently switched to Lenovo due to a big price difference when purchasing 300-600 PCs, as we do yearly.

      Back on topic. I have a couple bugs to work out, then yes, I’ll post the files. 😉

      posted in General
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    • RE: Network Mapping

      How are you mapping your drives? Are you mapping them then pushing the image up? Or are you letting Novell map them? If Novell is suppose to do it, nothing FOG does would stop that. If you map then push the image up, it’s possible sysprep takes them out maybe? I’m not sure.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Assistance required - New setup

      What browser are you using? Chrome can be weird. You should have a side menu. Something is definitely screwy.

      [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/277_snip.PNG?:”]snip.PNG[/url]

      posted in FOG Problems
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