I mean a USB NIC Dongle.
the 1st again works fine and then it boot loops.
so during the image process:-
You boot and it downloads the image then it reboots to complete sysprep of our image but gets stuck. We eaither switch off the PC and back on (continues) or remove the USB NIC and it continues…
But we have seen this on a few internal NIC devices also.
No, we get it with other devices. Some being fogged via a USB dongle. could that be an issue?
I find that a lot of our machines (Dell) and virtual machines seem to boot loop if they are restarted, but not from cold boot?? can anyone explain or suggest a resolution.
The screenshot is just before a loop. (THANKS)
I tried to find it again and I can’t.
I’ll have another look.
Regardless, please can it be made possible.
When we add a new host, can this tick be enabled by default, without having to say yes to AD at registration?
I wish to force logout automatically on new host registration.
The tick box is under Active Directory but can be used without the rest of the AD items.
Can you force this on in FOG_Settings or do i need to say add to domain after setting the defaults. Issue there is the “Join Domain” will also be ticket and is not desired.
Thanks in advance.
I looked into the forum and found this being requested but it didn’t look like it was completed.
When i add machines to a group, it adds random machines at the same time.
We have had this issue for some time and thought it was a bug, but this would have been fixed by now if it was. We do complete the DB maintenance tasks as well and from memory this helped but this also don’t seem to resole it anymore.
Please advise.
If anyone else needs this:
I cheated but it worked for my needs
My personal notes =
Imagelog cleanup
Downloaded MySQL Workbench to complete tasks
See records to be deleted.
SELECT * FROM fog.imagingLog where ilImageName NOT LIKE ‘%<latest image name>%’;
Delete Records (Rerun command until effected rows =0) - due to safety feature in Workbench
DELETE FROM fog.imagingLog where ilImageName NOT LIKE ‘<latest image name>’ LIMIT 1000;
Even better would be one what deletes all records older than 3 months or the last 200 imaging logs
can I have an SQL command to clean the tables required so i can start it from now?