VMware.
So you suggest i use the same VM technology on a different computer, configure FOG as my needs and then transfer the OS disk to my Work datacenter ?
Is this possible when you use LVM volumes ?
The second option is to have a local depot, but that’s too much…
Hi
I can’t install all the packages needed for FOG, because some repo are not allowed by proxy at work.
The problem is that centos repo system use random host with different IP address and some are not allowed.
My goal is to install Fog on a different VM (eg : at home with the same OS setup) and to get the packages out from it and install them on the orther VM at work.
I did not find another way to make it to work.
For the moment we have FOG on a different machine (not virtualized, and i know why now, because you can easily swap network cable on a dedicated nekwork without proxy). I really want to install Fog in a VM like the rest of our machines.
Can someone help me to achieve this ?
I have no clue how the Fog installer work and where it stores packages during installation ?
A part of that, Fog is a really nice tool i like to use…
Thanks
@Wayne-Workman Thank you too ! Will work this out 
If i’ve any trouble i’ll come back here !
@Quazz Ok thank you.
I prefer the 2nd option too.
Ok for the NIC, there is always trouble with NICs
I’ll proceed like this :
Ok i think i’m good.
Hello
In my company we are currently using fog deploying Windows 7 images to user’s workstations. By now Fog is hosted on a physical machine under linux OS.
Version of Fog is 1.30 with Fog client 0.11.7.
Which way could be the best to migrate my current Fog to a virtual machine ?
1 - P2V using VMWare converter
2 - Starting from scratch with a new virtual machine. Exporting all my current configuration on this new virtual machine. Will there be incompatibility issues using this method ? (The first one isn’t my favourite…)
Is there something in particular i should carry on ?
Thank you
Fall711