@jayphizzle Use a group, as you said. That’s how I do it.

@jayphizzle If I’m reading @Wayne-Workman’s post from @jbob, this error is not really an error that is breaking anything. It’s more just “here’s some information I received.” While it seems scary, it shouldn’t be impacting your client’s ability to operate. It’s just a message.

The “Bus Became bus server” stuff is perfectly fine. It’s basically what handles actions. It “transports” the information received from the client to the proper other areas for whatever action is being performed.

@jayphizzle What I think you’re seeing, unless you compiled your own version of the FOG Client for 1.2.0, is the OEM Keyed systems automatically activate themselves if the Product Key is not set in the unattend and SLIC is detected. FOG 1.2.0, by default, did not have a Product Key activation system. I don’t know what kind of issues this would cause with a client that actually can use the key, but I’m imagining it doesn’t work the same way as what would be normally expected.

For future readers: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Migrate_FOG

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 35497, member: 7271”]

I’m sorting all the stuff by the first column. So in the case of Login history, the “Action” is the first column. I can see about fixing that for the host login stuff though.[/quote]

That would be great. I am surprised that this was not noticed by any other beefore.
I just noticed that the tables are dynamic so with the list can be sorted by a click on a column header 🙂

[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 35497, member: 7271”]
The Snapins can be sorted by the name rather than the id, though i though that was how it was operating.[/quote]

I have arround 150 SnapIns and selecting a few for a deployment take some “unnecessary” time.
I would even suggest to make that list box a little bit bigger, e.g. at least 6 visible lines instead on only 4.
Or it is possible to maximize the list dynamic ?

any newly registered host will have them enabled, it’s only imported hosts and hosts from upgrades (so far as i am aware) that do not have them enabled by default. the easiest way to enable them for all hosts in the system would be to create a temporary group of all hosts, and apply the desired settings to them. or you could do it with a mysql command

Great informations!

Would love to see some new fog_service features 😄

See if this helps, [url]http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-performance/disable-the-interactive-services-dialog-detection/ca139ba9-c96c-49af-bc09-83abc26f3f5d[/url]

Seems like they are done using this and you can disable the service that makes them pop up.