@george1421 Thanks for the response. I think I might’ve actually figured it out. If you Legacy PXE boot, it errors out on a UEFI based machine. However, if you use the Network Stack PXE boot (UEFI), it will correctly boot. The DVD does work for both UEFI and Legacy. I don’t know why I didn’t think to try that first.
Thanks for the help!
@george1421 You are the man! That was it! I made the changes and the menu came up. It was the - before the Windows 10 1809 - Office 2013 image
@Wayne-Workman Thanks for the response. I ended up renumbering the image name to include 01. through 14 and that did sort them. I appreciate the quick thinking and that fixes my issue!
@wayne-workman This fixed it! Thank you!
Through the API, I am looking to be able to add a snapin task to a host and then run the task and then delete the snapin from the host all via powershell. Is there a way to do this? Here is what I have so far:
#######################################################################################################################
# Configure the variables below for the Fog Server
#######################################################################################################################
#FogServer
$fogApiToken = 'ABCDE'
$fogUserToken = 'FGHIJ'
$fogServer = "192.168.1.100"
$headers = @{};
$headers.Add('fog-api-token', $fogApiToken);
$headers.Add('fog-user-token', $fogUserToken);
$baseUri = "http://$fogServer/fog"
#Shows the Deploy Task ID
$TasktypesURL = $baseUri + "/tasktype"
$TasktypesResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $TaskTypesURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$TasktypeID = ($TasktypesResult.tasktypes | Select-object name,id | Where-object {$_.name -eq "Single Snapin"}).id
#Get Snapin List From Fog Server
$SnapinURL = $baseUri+"/snapin/"
$SnapinResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $SnapinURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$Snapin = $SnapinResult.snapins | Select-object id,name | Where-object {$_.name -eq "Remote Settings"}
#GetHost List from fog Server
$HostURL = $baseUri +"/host/"
$HostResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $HostURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
#Get Specific Host from FOG Server
$HostURL = $baseUri +"/host/"
$Results = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $HostURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$Hosts = $Results.hosts
$SpecificHost = $Hosts | where name -match "Computer Name"
#Start an Image
$SnapinID = $Snapin.id
$HostID = $specifichost.id
$TaskURL = $baseUri + "/host/" + $HostID + "/task"
$TaskdataSet = @{
"taskTypeID" = $TasktypeID
"deploySnapins" = $Snapin
}
$taskdataToSend = ConvertTo-JSON($TaskdataSet)
$TaskResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Method Post -Uri $TaskURL -Headers $headers -Body $taskdataToSend -ContentType "application/json"
All it does is start an image. At this point, I am just trying to get it to deploy the single snapin. From everything I read, it is supposed to be tasktypeID 13. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
FOG 1.5.9.34
CentOS 7
@tom-elliott sorry! I meant last deployed date. Is there a way for me to see per host when it was? I am just looking to get an output of that via some sort of command line. I use Powershell currently with the FOG API.
Hello FOG Developers,
Is there a way with the API to pull the last imaged date? I know you can pull a lot of info, but I didn’t see that. I just saw “createdTime” and “deleteDate”. It would be helpful for me to log that info away.
Thanks!
@sebastian-roth It did not help. It still got stuck there. I think it was a version issue with the .fogsettings between 1.5.2 (old) and 1.5.9 (new) and the difference in Linux Distro. I will just move images and other settings and recreate the cert. Thanks for the help!
@sebastian-roth I had the same issue. I am just going to call it a loss and just reinstall the client on the golden image machine
I just migrated a FOG installation from Ubuntu to CentOS 7 as I feel it has been more stable for me and I did the instructions here that say you need to move the old SSL certs over and then re-run the installer (1.5.9). When I re-run the installer, this is the error I get and I don’t know how to bypass it as it won’t just move on:
* Skipping package: apache2...................................(Does not exist)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Through the API, I am looking to be able to add a snapin task to a host and then run the task and then delete the snapin from the host all via powershell. Is there a way to do this? Here is what I have so far:
#######################################################################################################################
# Configure the variables below for the Fog Server
#######################################################################################################################
#FogServer
$fogApiToken = 'ABCDE'
$fogUserToken = 'FGHIJ'
$fogServer = "192.168.1.100"
$headers = @{};
$headers.Add('fog-api-token', $fogApiToken);
$headers.Add('fog-user-token', $fogUserToken);
$baseUri = "http://$fogServer/fog"
#Shows the Deploy Task ID
$TasktypesURL = $baseUri + "/tasktype"
$TasktypesResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $TaskTypesURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$TasktypeID = ($TasktypesResult.tasktypes | Select-object name,id | Where-object {$_.name -eq "Single Snapin"}).id
#Get Snapin List From Fog Server
$SnapinURL = $baseUri+"/snapin/"
$SnapinResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $SnapinURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$Snapin = $SnapinResult.snapins | Select-object id,name | Where-object {$_.name -eq "Remote Settings"}
#GetHost List from fog Server
$HostURL = $baseUri +"/host/"
$HostResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $HostURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
#Get Specific Host from FOG Server
$HostURL = $baseUri +"/host/"
$Results = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $HostURL -Method GET -Headers $headers -ContentType "application/json"
$Hosts = $Results.hosts
$SpecificHost = $Hosts | where name -match "Computer Name"
#Start an Image
$SnapinID = $Snapin.id
$HostID = $specifichost.id
$TaskURL = $baseUri + "/host/" + $HostID + "/task"
$TaskdataSet = @{
"taskTypeID" = $TasktypeID
"deploySnapins" = $Snapin
}
$taskdataToSend = ConvertTo-JSON($TaskdataSet)
$TaskResult = Invoke-RestMethod -Method Post -Uri $TaskURL -Headers $headers -Body $taskdataToSend -ContentType "application/json"
All it does is start an image. At this point, I am just trying to get it to deploy the single snapin. From everything I read, it is supposed to be tasktypeID 13. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
FOG 1.5.9.34
CentOS 7
I use a Powershell script that calls a PDQ Deploy job via powershell and I am trying to figure out a way to mask the password by using AES encryption. Is there a way to have the Powershell Script with the AES key and password txt file together and have the snapin use all 3 of these things together? I am not sure what it looks like on the FOG side as far as how snapins deploy, where they end up in a directory, and what happens to them afterwards since I would like to delete all of these files after it is done running.
Thanks!
@sebastian-roth I was able to add this and it worked! Thank you so much!
I am curious if anyone else knows why it doesn’t queue the Snapin?