I work in a public educational institution and we have 5 computer labs, where we would like both systems to be in the domain. This is for students to use their AD credentials to log into computers.
For us this is the best way to manage it. Besides, providing a different operating system alternative to our students.
Is it very complicated to program this new feature in the fog client?
@tom-elliott said in Dual boot - Linux hostname doubt:
Or just reset encryption data.
For those with Dual boot and Dual clients on a single machine, when you’re booting into a different OS (you should be aware of when this is occurring) reset the encryption data on the host.
How do I do that?
@wayne-workman said in Dual boot - Linux hostname doubt:
Pinging @Joe-Schmitt about this use case. In both OSs, they will have the same MAC. @Developers this might be solved with a simple checkbox to append a user-configurable letter if the OS is Linux, or another letter if the OS is Windows, yet another if it’s OSX.
I Agree!!! 
@george1421 said in Dual boot - Linux hostname doubt:
Do you have the fog client installed in both sides (win and lin)?
Yes. In both O.S I have installed the fog client.
Hello guys,
At first the hostname change in linux works, but as we have windows in dual boot, the time that enters in the domain, as the hostnames of the two will be the same, only one works. I would like to know if the fog can change the hostname of linux and add only a letter or number so that both enter the domain correctly.
Eg:
Windows: pc01
Linux: pc01L
Thanks!
I can not change this default folder to a map (freenas) where it has a larger space?
P.S. You can remove the IP from your post. It is a public ip of our institution. 
Ok. We upgraded, and the part where we were in trouble, was resolved. Thanks!
There was another problem.
When creating a task for a specific computer, an error occurs regarding permission to access the folder where the image to be placed on the computer is.
It seems that some “ntfs” service that did this in the old version is not running on that version. Is there such a thing?
Version: 1.4.0
You are not running the most current version of FOG!
You are currently running version: 1.4.0
Latest stable version is 1.4.4
Latest svn version is 6078
Latest git version is 1.5.0-RC-10
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Hello,
We set up a new domain in our institution and tried to change the settings (Active Directory Defaults) in the fog, but when saving it returns in the old settings.
How to proceed?