Posts made by ch3i

@ManPage maybe first ID in database

@Wayne-Workman Hi Wayne, FOG 2.0 will come with cross platform support, no ?

@ManPage Hi, I think there is no option to do that. But it’s a good idea.

@Wayne-Workman said:

You can script this. Just write a batch file to detect if there is a “Wireless Network Connection 1” or not… There are other ways too, like detecting if there is a battery percentage or not, if there is a lid-close setting available or not. Once you have these checks in a script and working, you can just push your snapin to all systems.

@FlowLive Hi, you can use DMI information to get chassis type.

On a linux (in my case it’s a VM on an ESXi) :

# dmidecode --string chassis-type
Other

On a windows laptop using a script(in my case a HP Elitebook 820) :

Dim Wmi :Set Wmi = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cimv2")
Dim Arg, Col, Obj

For Each Col In Wmi.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_SystemEnclosure")
For Each Obj In Col.ChassisTypes
 Select Case Obj
  Case 1  :Arg = "Other"
  Case 2  :Arg = "Unknown"
  Case 3  :Arg = "Desktop"
  Case 4  :Arg = "Low Profile Desktop"
  Case 5  :Arg = "Pizza Box"
  Case 6  :Arg = "Mini Tower"
  Case 7  :Arg = "Tower"
  Case 8  :Arg = "Portable"
  Case 9  :Arg = "Laptop"
  Case 10 :Arg = "Notebook"
  Case 11 :Arg = "Handheld"
  Case 12 :Arg = "Docking Station"
  Case 13 :Arg = "All-in-One"
  Case 14 :Arg = "Sub-Notebook"
  Case 15 :Arg = "Space Saving"
  Case 16 :Arg = "Lunch Box"
  Case 17 :Arg = "Main System Chassis"
  Case 18 :Arg = "Expansion Chassis"
  Case 19 :Arg = "Sub-Chassis"
  Case 20 :Arg = "Bus Expansion Chassis"
  Case 21 :Arg = "Peripheral Chassis"
  Case 22 :Arg = "Storage Chassis"
  Case 23 :Arg = "Rack Mount Chassis"
  Case 24 :Arg = "Sealed-Case PC"
  Case Else 
   Arg = "Unknown"
End Select
Next
Next

WScript.Echo " Type = " & Arg

or via wmic :

c:\wmic systemenclosure get chassistypes
ChassisTypes
{10}

@andyroo54 You can edit it from the GUI on the “User Management” tab. There is no link between fog user on GUI and fog unix user.

@raumin Hi, I saw your post on another topic about that error, have you try Tom solution ? : https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/6857/the-storage-groups-associated-storage-node-is-not-valid/4

@andyroo54 Have you another computer with that OEM image ? It would be interesting to test with another hard disk.

@Arrowhead-IT Hi, not sure but by default the tolerance is 5 minutes (based on best practices for Kerberos)

@hariskar Hi, with no hesitation trunk version !

@alexh Hi, please create another topic about you problem. First time look at that : https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP

@MagicLink It’s seem to be good, can you post the result of : cat /etc/vsftpd.conf

@MagicLink said:

i try with Filezilla and can’t connect with root or fog user (“LOGIN incorrect”). Winscp/putty works.

Can you post the result of : service vsftpd status

@MagicLink Hi, can you connect a FTP client to the FOG server ?

@Quazz said:

@ch3i I’m literally facepalming right now

^^

@Quazz Hi, when you install the FOG client you have to enter the ip address or the hostname. You have left the default value during installation fog-server

@loosus456 Hi, the 600MB/min looks like a FastEthernet speed, not a Giga.

@abos_systemax Hi, I don’t see ipxe64/86.efi files in /tftpboot :

ls -l /tftpboot/*.efi
-rw-r--r-- 1 fog root 196960 mars   1 17:13 /tftpboot/intel.efi
-rw-r--r-- 1 fog root 914112 mars   1 17:13 /tftpboot/ipxe.efi
-rw-r--r-- 1 fog root 196480 mars   1 17:13 /tftpboot/realtek.efi
-rw-r--r-- 1 fog root 195744 mars   1 17:13 /tftpboot/snp.efi
-rw-r--r-- 1 fog root 195936 mars   1 17:13 /tftpboot/snponly.efi

@andyroo54 said:

@Tom-Elliott Hi Tom we are using .32

Sorry I’m not sure what you mean by “trunk”?

Oh I see you mean upgrade to the latest version. I’ll see how I go. Last time I tried to upgrade was a nightmare

I do need to rebuild it anyway because i need more storage and I can’t see to easily expand the drive anyway.

Hi, trunk versions are dev versions, you can see on the wiki how to install : https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_to_trunk

I’ve upgrade from 1.2 to trunk without problem, I don’t know if it’s easy from 0.32. If you want to change version and add more storage on your FOG, I think the better choice is to install a new FOG server.

@Quazz said:

@arnaudrigole That and also because Windows doesn’t support NFS by default.

Windows support NFS… look at Server 2008/2012 (2008 > NFS V3 et 2012 > NFS V4.1)

@GFm In the web UI : FOG Configuration > FOG Settings > FOG Service > FOG_GRACE_TIMEOUT