I did some research and found the " reset encryption data" button in the host record. Click and fix. thanks guys !
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RE: Fog Client 0.9.11 - Cert?
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RE: Fog Client 0.9.11 - Cert?
this doesn’t get affected when upgrading FOG via SVN does it?
i have rolled back to before. on clients that have not been changed since new fog server i get this…
--------------------------------Authentication--------------------------------
14/04/2016 18:48 Client-Info Version: 0.9.12
14/04/2016 18:48 Middleware::Communication URL: http://fog-server/fog/management/other/ssl/srvpublic.crt
14/04/2016 18:48 Data::RSA FOG Server CA cert found
14/04/2016 18:48 Middleware::Authentication Cert OK
14/04/2016 18:48 Middleware::Communication POST URL: http://fog-server/fog/management/index.php?sub=authorize
14/04/2016 18:48 Middleware::Communication Response: Invalid security token
14/04/2016 18:48 Service Sleeping for 120 secondsany advice?
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RE: Fog Client 0.9.11 - Cert?
reinstalled client in middle of deployment seemed to work. Will replace on image and try again.
also got the next ver so would need to complete anyway.Thanks
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RE: Fog Client 0.9.11 - Cert?
it has been OK, not played for a week or so. come back and not working. using FOG server to deploy other machines (old images with new agent)
Have completed the certs and it’s still an issue
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RE: Fog Client 0.9.11 - Cert?
7166
just looking into one machine at the moment due to new image, not a lot using new fog server.
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RE: PXE - Booting issue (strange)
Tom Elliott, got me thinking about a “copy” of our windows DHCP server on another DC, that was a backup to when we had issues.
this DHCP is never to be switched on and it’s approx 3 years out of date.Guess what, somehow (someone) has authorised this scope.
- Although, no stats showing used IP’s, when deactivated the PC continued beyond the loop.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
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RE: PXE - Booting issue (strange)
have checked twice, no reservation.
Also works after pause, thought that would still resolve incorrect reservation info.
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RE: PXE - Booting issue (strange)
it’s back in the office now and still doing it, so not switch equipment.
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PXE - Booting issue (strange)
We had a fog server .032 on IP 192.168.47.254 (currently unplugged)
New server called (Latest SVN) on IP 192.168.39.6One machine out there is stuck in a boot loop. Now the strange this is it’s getting to TFTP and it’s got the OLD server IP listed.
fails and restarts. also strange is if I pause boot at step of “Configuring” for a few seconds then continue it picks up the correct IP.
(it also fails if old FOG is plugged in)I have never entered the IP of the old fog into the new fog
i have checked and no DHCP entries exist for this host.
I have deleted and recreate the host in FOG in case of custom loadersAny Idea’s?
Please note this image is NOT from the console, just an example of the bootup issue location.
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RE: change windows fog.service hostname
Yep you are correct.
not sure how I missed it. I searched for my hostname in the reg with no matches.
It was 64 and i didn’t look under the Wow6432Node folder.Oh well, thanks
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change windows fog.service hostname
on the old version there was an ini file to control setting of FOG service.
how would you update the hostname / IP in the new fog service
With build 7108
Thanks
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RE: New version compatibility
i’ve moved the client to use the new server by editting the host file.
client runnin service from 0.32 pointing at Dev FOG =
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/4191/fog-client-problems/2
Please advise
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RE: New version compatibility
you chaps are the best. !
yeh an upgrade would be best when we go live with fog when released.