Hi,
I’m trying to add a host to my server through the API, but I get a 500 response back.
I’m using Thunder Client (postman for vscode) to send the requests with all the tokens and content header present. I can successfully issue GET and PUT commands, but only get a 500 status back for POST requests.

Endpoint target: http://myfogserver.com/fog/host/
JSON Body:
{
“name”: “APITest”,
“macs”: “A4:BF:01:6E:E4:F2”
}

My objective is to add a basic host to my fog server. Is there an arguement I’m missing which is required?

Any help would be appreciated.

I’m on FOG version 1.5.10

I have a primary server setup on Subnet A, and am trying to setup a node on Subnet B on a different campus. Both are on Ubuntu 22.04.
Our IT dept has a hard block on port 21 communication between subnets. I’ve been able to confirm every other port FOG needs is open though.

I’m able to setup a storage node on subnet A alongside the primary FOG instance, but on any other subnet the node will not show up.
I see that the FTP port can be changed in the settings, but changing it doesn’t seem to affect the node issue. Is there a way to point the node to the new FTP port assignment?

Does anyone have any best known methods for getting around this issue?

My next step I’m looking at trying to set up an SSH tunnel between the primary FOG server and the node server.

Hi,
I’m trying to add a host to my server through the API, but I get a 500 response back.
I’m using Thunder Client (postman for vscode) to send the requests with all the tokens and content header present. I can successfully issue GET and PUT commands, but only get a 500 status back for POST requests.

Endpoint target: http://myfogserver.com/fog/host/
JSON Body:
{
“name”: “APITest”,
“macs”: “A4:BF:01:6E:E4:F2”
}

My objective is to add a basic host to my fog server. Is there an arguement I’m missing which is required?

Any help would be appreciated.

I’m on FOG version 1.5.10