Thank you for the responses.

I am using the location plugin, but I have only one location. I’ve named this “main”. I have a dedicated 10 gig connection between my sites ( fiber ). One site can see the fog menu, register a device but fails (just reboots) once the image starts to pull down. My other site can’t boot to the fog system at all. I’ve ruled out the patch cables or switches being a problem as they are the same at all of my locations (gigabit switches). Should I setup additional locations at these other two sites and push the location\replicate the images down to these other sites? Just don’t want to go that route if my dedicated fog server here at the main location can handle this for me already.

Hello,

First post so bare with me!

I’m successfully running Fog 1.2.0 on Ubuntu.

I’m using one AD domain, one DHCP server and I can only image on the same subnet as my dhcp server. My other locations which are all on the same domain and using the same DHCP server but do not reside in the same subnet cannot image.

I want: To use one fog server and simply image from all of my sites.

From what I am reading, I can use the location plugin to achieve this? Is their some good documentation out there to help me set this up? I basically just need something to add all of my ip scopes too. I read something about storage nodes as well but can’t quite catch the grasp on what that means to my particular fog environment. I’d like to keep all of my images stored in this one single location which is the fog server running in hyper V. So hopefully I can just use the locations plugin? help