@Tom-Elliott said in FOG Client Power Management issues:

Also, you must know that having the client on the same system within multiple boot layout can cause the invalid security token also.

Not can, will.

I have a box in the basement that I have two images for, that I go back and forth between as I need. One is Server 2012 R2, the other is Win10. Of course I have the fog client installed on both images. Every single time I swap to the other image, authentication for the client breaks, and I have to clear the encryption for that host. It’s because there are two OSs reporting in as the same machine. Of course this would cause authentication issues, I would expect it to.

But for me, I understand, and clicking a “clear encryption” button isn’t a big deal to do when I decide to swap to another OS every few weeks for my testing purposes.

@Sebastian-Roth I have a feeling the “looping” without reboot actually “was looping with reboot” it was just a matter of “timing” between when it restarted due to failure and starting gathering the data itself.

This particularly so considering nothing in the init’s changed in the time the issue occurred and when the updates happened.