@Tom-Elliott I know they’re not installed because the programs aren’t on the machine. I don’t expect there to be a shortcut and I know the lack of a shortcut doesn’t mean it’s not installed. I’m simply asking for any advice in general for this issue.
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Posts made by Base2Nathan
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RE: Installed programs not captured by imageposted in Windows Problems
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Installed programs not captured by imageposted in Windows Problems
To sum up my problem - Most of the programs I have downloaded and installed on the machine I created the unattended file from don’t get installed with the image. I downloaded and installed Sophos, Jumpcloud, Automox, adobe, slack, zoom, google chrome and office. Only Office and Google chrome are on the machine after imaging it. I created a Mint image before and they transferred fine. Any pointers would be appreciated.
I followed these guides.
https://www.ceos3c.com/sysadmin/create-generalized-windows-10-image-deploy-fog-server/
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-create-unattended-media-do-automated-installation-windows-10
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RE: Client tries to pull bootfile from DHCP serverposted in Linux Problems
@george1421 So I figured it out. I took out the option tftp-server-name and placed next-server at the bottom of that section of the config file. Boots up fine now and installed a Mint image in a few minutes. Thanks for the help.
Also this is the link that helped me solve the issue. http://wiki.r1soft.com/display/CDP3/Configuring+DHCP+Server+on+Linux+(ISC+DHCPD)
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RE: Client tries to pull bootfile from DHCP serverposted in Linux Problems
Hey @Sebastian-Roth. I made the change to option tftp-server-address and restarted isc-dhcp-server.service and it failed to restart. Any other guidance?
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Client tries to pull bootfile from DHCP serverposted in Linux Problems
I am having trouble with my fog setup. Fog is running on Ubuntu 18.04. DHCP server is Ubuntu 18.04 as well. When I try to boot a physical laptop into the fog server to network boot the machine tries to pull the undionly.kpxe file from the DHCP server. It never reaches out to the FOG server. I have successfully booted a VM into my fog server and uploaded a Linux Mint image but physical laptops fail. I have attached a photo of my /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf file. I also attached wireshark captures of the DHCP offer showing option 66 and a wireshark capture of my client trying to pull the bootfile from the DHCP server. Any help would be appreciated.
192.168.20.44 = DHCP
192.168.20.51 = FOG
