I also just tried with the AV active protection disabled. The AV has no firewall on it, and I have specifically disabled all profiles of the Windows firewall in the image anyway - same result.
Are there any specific ports or protocols that are required for deploying snapins? I could get my ICT infrastructure team to look at those, just in case?
Cheers
Hi Eduardo - appreciate the quick reply!
I rebuilt the zip file using win10 ‘send to>compressed folder’.
Then I unlinked the snapin pack from my two test hosts, deleted it and deleted the file from the local storage node. I also checked the ‘default storage group’ master server and removed it from there too (I’d initially uploaded it there, but realised I forgot to delete the file).
rebuilt the snapin pack (using a slightly different file name and zip file name and linked it to my test clients and retried an ‘all snapins’ install task.
Unfortunately I’ve still got the same behaviour. 0KB file and log indicates a failure return code… 
Hi All,
I’ve got a snapin pack setup in my Fog 1.5.1 server (10 locations, 1 storage node each).
I’ve got a test client i’m trying to deploy it too, however from what I can see a zip file gets created in C:\Program Files(x86)\fog\tmp\biosupdate.zip but it stays at 0kb (its a 138MB file).
I’ve configured the snapin to only be on storage node local to my test machine at present until I confirm it works as intended.
Any thoughts as to why? My first attempt for a long while trying to get snapins operating on my system.
Log file from one of my test clients and snapin config attached
I’ve also tried enabling Fog Settings\Fog Client Snapins\SNAPIN LOCATION SEND ENABLED… probably not understanding it’s use but didn’t see a change so I’ve set it back to disabled.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Brendan
Legend - exactly what I needed.
Nodes are visible and I can continue the project 
Where do I mark this as solved and buy you a virtual beer!
Hi All,
Massive fan, first time poster -be gentle.
In a horrible rush (aren’t we all these days) and I’m hoping someone with MySQL query experience can help me avoid some serious rework I can’t afford mid-project.
I’m running 1.5.1 on a main server, with 10 storage nodes connected on sites with horrible bandwidth. The main server only provides pxe boot, using location plugin & wolbroadcast plugins to utilize node inits/kernals.
Anyway - after a server crash I rebuilt on 1.5.1 (I suspected 1.5.2 created some trouble for me - my bad - rushing).
I also was seeing some ‘odd’ behavior with location plugin - which resolved itself fine and I’m not concerned about.
However - my real issue is due to the odd behavior I witnessed, I thought - lets just make the default storage node not able to support any client connections for imaging, just in case - thus I set its max clients to 0.
Pretty certain I’ve now run into this issue here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11725/storage-node-vanished-after-upgrading-to-1-5-2
My question - can anyone supply me with a MySQL query to run to change my "default’ storage node max clients back from 0 to 2 (or some real number) so I can then view my storage nodes again?
I realize upgrading to 1.5.2 working branch would fix, however I’m too time poor to do that mid-project across all my nodes… I’m imaging machines at night in my spare time outside work as it is…
Any help much appreciated for the MySQL noobie.
Cheers