@Tom-Elliott Thank you.

@Tom-Elliott Where can i find the file that is needed to be downloaded? The link for the file in question leads to a 404.

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks, I will have my Network admin redeploy the FOG client. Then entire environment was lost to a bad upgrade. This solved my problem

@Fithian said in Host Issues:

@Sebastian-Roth Unfortunately I was not able to get to the old database as it was deleted on accident during an upgrade of partitions trying to expand the images folder. Which I know how to now with installing and setting up the server myself this time. Could I have my network admin use PDQDeply to uninstall the old client and install the new one. I know the MSI is not recommended but would this work in our case?

Wanted to start off that FOG has been really awesome and a great tool for us in a small school district.
Recently I had to rebuild our FOG server because Debian got corrupted somehow and could not get it to boot I could not get the current host file off the machine before i had to nuke it. Is there a way to get all the hosts to check in with the new FOG server manually or will we have to re-image the computers to see the new FOG server I kept all the settings the same from the last one?