I get this error when trying to update the kenerl from the fog configuration -> kernel update.
FOG DEBUG: FOGPageManager: Class: FOGConfigurationPage, Method: kernel, Error: Method not found in class, defaulting to index()

My fog client doesnt seem to be talking back to the server. I look at the log and I have
[CODE]FOG::MODDEBUG Attempting to open connect to http://serverip/fog/service/debug.php
FOG::MODDEBUG Unable to connect to the remote server
[/CODE]
If I input that address into my browser I get Hello Fog Client. All snapins, are just sitting and waiting. Anyone know a fix to this? Thanks

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Is this a fresh install, if so make sure you change the fog default password, and after doing so enter the new password in the fog settings under tftp password. Also make sure you change the fog user password for the system. sudo passwd fog and enter new password. Also make sure the storage password is set, with the same fog user password you created.

I changed the default quesize form 10 to 5 on the fog settings page, my question is, will it show 5 on the home page under system activity where 10 is normally displayed? I also made the change in /var/www/fog/commons/config.php. After making those changes it still display 10 as free. Thanks

Nevermind after searching the syslinux iso, I found the vesamenu.c32 file under syslinux-4.05\com32\menu for anyone wondering.

Im trying to use gpxe to boot HirensBootCD to speed up the process for that, but still use pxe for everything else. I was reading over at the How To: Modify the PXE boot menu to allow booting of .iso files. One post said exchange pxelinux.0 for gpxelinux.0 and make the changes to the default.cfg file. Well I did that and am getting a vesamenu.c32 not a com32r image, on pxe-ing. Can some one point me to the right direction? Thanks
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Dont know if you figured it out, but when you changed your fog password did you also do it on the OS as well?
I.E. sudo passwd fog

I would say have the networking guys check out which pim mode is set. Cisco, the best IMO is sparse mode because it is a pull type multicast rather then push to everything on the vlan and have it prunned off. I have sparse mode set on mine, and havent had any problems