@Ahshan Please start your own thread since your situation is different than the OP of this thread.

When you start your own thread please post the kernel versions you are using. I know you stated that you are running fog 0.30 (which is really old) but we need to know the version of bzImage you are using.

The stGroupHostID is the hostID, I believe. Look for hostID=12 in the hosts table:
select * from hosts where hostID=12;
See if that host is listed twice in the active tasks on the webpage. You should be able to look up the hostIDs in the hosts table and figure out which ones have “scheduledTasks”.

astruga

Good to know,

Thanks.

You will probably need use something like wireshark and look for the packets to see how far they are getting.
it uses UDP port 9 i believe so you may have to allow that to go in your router also.

Also you may want to remember that allowing ip-directed broadcast has the ability to flood your network with broadcast across sub nets unless you put something in place to mitigate that.

I am having a similar problem. Just set up a FOG server on CentOS 5.5. Followed the directions to upload first image. PXE booted, ran inventory. Set up image, added image to host, went to basic tasks and selected upload, selected upload image - and nothing. My FogTaskScheduler is running.