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In my setup, our domain is “domain.loc”

My Active Directory Defaults settings, under Other -> Fog Settings in the Web UI are:
FOG_AD_DEFAULT_DOMAINNAME: domain.loc
FOG_AD_DEFAULT_OU: [blank]
FOG_AD_DEFAULT_USER: domain\username
FOG_AD_DEFAULT_PASSWORD: [FOGCrypted password]

Also, make sure the account you are using is a member of the domain group BuiltIn\Account Operators, is a member of Domain Admins, OR has been delegated rights to add, delete, and manage computer accounts in the default “Computers” container and any other container in which you want to create computer accounts. I think there is a 10 computer limit on normal accounts adding computers to the domain.

Specifically the process it goes through (i.e. when/where it touches the sql DB, when it touches the tftp). All multicasts are reaching the checkin (which goes though fine) and then reportst that it can’t find a job. Unicasts go though fine, so I’m trying to work out the difference.

[quote=“ID10Tea, post: 4034, member: 1040”]@BryceZ… If I recreate the task then they hang at “please wait”
Thanks Chris, I guess It may be time to rebuild it. This is the 3rd time.[/quote]
I know the pain, this is my 4th build 🙂

Ok, so more troubleshooting, and I’ve narrowed it down. After checking all the tables in the database I’ve found that the “Inventory” table is corrupted. I’ve searched around and found out about about the REPAIR TABLE <TABLENAME> command. The result I get is 2 errors:

Error | Incorrect key file for table ‘inventory’; try to repair it error | Corrupt

I’ve also tried using the myisamchk command, though I still get the same results. Again, DB’s are my strong suite, so any pointers would be appreciated!!

In the event that the table is unrecoverable, where do I do from here?

Chris

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