Posts made by arnaudrigole

@Wayne-Workman
It will be helpful

@Sebastian-Roth
There is no spanning-tree in our configuration actually, i tried to boot with 2 differents computers (Latitude E5510 and Opx390) on the same port to do the packet captures. The first arrives to boot then find the pxe file, and upload its image, but the second has no response from DHCP ? That’s strange ^^ Both have the same configuration in dhcp strategy, i’ll try to erase/recreate the host on it

@EAHarvey
Hello!
What does it change??

@Sebastian-Roth
Ok, after i’ve edited “default.ipxe” it works, my PC boot on pxe interface
i tried to upload the image of PC

So: I created a task to upload the current image from the PC to my FOG server, it begins, then it reboot after 1 minute without error message, i’ll post a pcap too.
Edit: Here is the pcap, protected by pw i’ll send you in private
https://owncloud.lesrigole.fr/index.php/s/m2EChdbHuTdo3fW/authenticate

EDIT IMPORTANT: I defined the storage type in my image settings to “multiple partition image / not resizable” and it seems working; partclone is currently running on my computer.

For the first problem, here is the pcap file i recaptured with filter bootp || tftp
https://owncloud.lesrigole.fr/index.php/s/sq6LM3uo0OWzYwW/download

Really appreciate your active help, from all you

@Sebastian-Roth

Ok, i go on it and i’ll post the reply fast

@Wayne-Workman

Hi !
Thanks for your reply!
value in “FOG_WEB_HOST” is the true ip… no problem.

I’ll update to trunk today
does FogUpdateIP works on Debian 8 jessie?

@Sebastian-Roth

Thanks for your reply!

Ok, i used filters “tftp && bootp” however …? Which one i must use to do a better capture ?

MSFT 5.0 ? Strange… i just set up “MAC Adress” “is equal :” in my dhcp strategy as you can see:

Any idea for my second problem?
I re-ran the installfog.sh , defined IP to 10.1.11.170, IP of the storage node and i looked at all parameters on FOG interface > FOG Configuration > FOG Settings

And my PC still try to open http://10.1.18.180/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php… ?

@Sebastian-Roth

Hi !

I just registered two wireshark sessions, the first (OPX390.pcapng) is the one which have the problem i mentioned previously,

the second (E5410) is another one which try to contact the IP 10.1.18.180 while the FOG server IP is configured to 10.1.11.170 (i updated option 66 in DHCP)

Re-Edit: for the second problem, i think its about fog configuration, because i defined 10.1.18.180 while i installed fog. I modified the “FOG_WOL_HOST” to “10.1.11.170”, and “FOG_TFTP_HOST” , but the problem persists:
http://10.1.18.180/fog/service/ipxe/boot.php … connection reset (http://ipxe.org/0f0c6039) Could not boot: connection reset

Opx390:(3kb)
https://owncloud.lesrigole.fr/index.php/s/IPr0bf63jsRfkeV/download
E5410:(5mb???)
https://owncloud.lesrigole.fr/index.php/s/0oKDyDCtCaelCDu/download
Edit: Deleted because contains too much private informations…

@Arrowhead-IT @george1421
Now i’ll configure the trunk to try to resolve the problem

Thanks for your help!
Arnaud

i’ll work on it tomorrow, i’ll come back with pcap file but i need to move my machines on a cisco manageable switch to setup the port mirroring, before setup the trunk to resolve (?) the problem.

I will give you the status here
Thanks for your precious help

Regards

@Arrowhead-IT @Sebastian-Roth @george1421

Ok, il will upgrade to trunk to test

Thanks for ur help, i will try to set up the first solution and i come back to say you whats up
i’ll try to capture with wireshark before i do this modifications

Regards

@george1421
The message displayed is actually the rest of the line
“Configuring (net0 xx:xx:xx:xx …) and its :
" Error 0x040ee119 http://ipxe.org/040ee119”

i go on it

@george1421

Yeah, it’s true haha

I try to deploy on a DELL Optiplex 390. I want to upload its template system i installed to my fog server.

Good idea! but my camera is not good, i try!

FRESH NEWS!!! But also doesn’t work … ^^

In the client BIOS, i defined the NIC controller enabled on w/PXE and not w/PXE/ImageServer. Now, DHCP gives an IP to my computer, then it displays:

" iPXE itinialising devices … OK"
iPXE 1.0.0+ '3a02) – Open Source Network Boot firmware – http://ipxe.org
Features NFS FTP HTTP HTTPS iSCSI DNS TFTP VLAN AoE bzImage ELF MBOOT PXE PXEX
Menu
Configuring (net0 d0:67:xx:xx:xx:xx)

Then it displays some lines i couldn’t see because of the speed… and it reboot…

@george1421
I understand, i’ve already done port mirroring, i can do this but which filters did i setup on wireshark?

I think my DHCP parameters are good, but how to know if the basic config (which define the PXE boot on IP phone server) override the strategy i defined??

Thanks for your help,

I added the functionnality on my computer, the command worked and returned:

Transfert réussi : 103273 octets en 1 seconde(s), 103273 octets/s

@george1421

I hope i understand as well as you want to.
I think its a DHCP issue too, because i’ve tested FOG in my home network and it works (load the kpxe, but kernel error, in short…)

“You may have to add the ftdp client to your windows build” ?
You talk about windows dhcp server ? how to do this?

In my home network, i havent did anything about this, i just installed fog, defined DHCP options 66 & 67 on a wsrvr 2012r2 (same in this case), and my client was directly able to boot on kpxe

Hi,

Thanks for your fast response!!!

10.1.18.180 (fog server IP) is defined on option 66
undionly.kpxe is defined on option 67

The reason why those options are not defined directly is not simple…
Orange, our service provider for IP phones, used our DHCP options to load the AASTRA phones firmware by PXE, to simplify the configuration…
Then, these reboot on dedicated voice vlan… (F*CK)… so i’m forced to find a solution to skirt this… Precision : i havent used FOG as DHCP server, did i had to?

When i boot on NIC; thats steps are displayed:
1/ Initializing and establishing link…
2/ CLIENT MAC ADDR: XXXXXXXXXXX GUID XXXXXXXXXX
CLIENT IP : 10.1.19.233 MASK 255.255.0.0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X

3/ PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout
4/ PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel Boot Agent

Selected boot device failed, press any key to reboot…

Hello,

I’m sorry for my poor English, i’m french. I will explain as detailed as i can
I’ve installed FOG 1.2.0 on a Debian 8 virtual machine, no problems i can access the web interface to add my two “test” hosts. FOG is not used as a DHCP server in my configuration. On my domain controller, i’ve created a strategy with my 2 test mac addresses who force options 66 et 67 to undionly.kpxe et and fog server IP.

When i go on “Hosts” in fog web interface, it does a “mac ping” on my two hosts and it appears to be “UP”
But, when i reboot my 2 test computers on “NIC boot”, it contact the DHCP server, takes an IP, then failed to load “TFTP” and nothing shows me that these contact the FOG server…

Fog would be very useful in my company, i need your help !!

Thanks

Arnaud