@Wayne-Workman
I just got back from a long weekend, would be interested in the snap-in you are talking about. Currently we have about 200 machines, each with an OEM product key. We have the keys in csv files and for our Lenovo machines run a vbs script manually after fogging (requires admin privileges). Our HP machines won’t accept that script so we ‘cut and paste’ the key manually to register with MS.
I haven’t any experience with snapins and FOG but have two weeks or so to fiddle before school begins and all of these computers need to be up and ready.

What is the proper format for entering the windows 7 product key in Fog?
Caps, dashes, etc?

UPDATE - I have found that when I reboot the server and after I log on, FOG tries to send the image and manages to move data for a couple of seconds and then stops.
Is there something in Ubuntu that would be stopping the transmission of an image? I checked and disabled the UFW - firewall. Anything else I should be looking for?

Updated - See below
I was running Fog 0.32 on a computer with Ubuntu 10… and everything was working great. Loved it.
Then, I got annoyed but the “upgrade to Ubuntu 11.10” messages, so I upgraded. My Mistake and I take full ownership.
Now, when we deploy an image it runs at 2 - 3 GB/Min for about three seconds, transfers between 100 and 300 MB of data, then stops cold. I have tried to image three different computers (all using Windows XP) and two different images with no luck.
The CPU usage on our Fog server shoots up to 100% and stays there.

Any ideas?