Posts made by John L Clark

@george1421 When I mean it works, After replacing the mac in FOG after registration and boot to FOG again it then shows it is registered. If I don’t replace the mac it shows it is not registered.

@george1421 When I do a full host registration it has the mac address of the dongle. When it boots to windows it uses the system mac. I am able to edit the mac in the FOG gui and it works. We have 2 machines we are looking at right now but are looking at buying 150 more.

@george1421 I have pass through enabled. I tried to upload an image of the bios settings but it keeps giving errors.

We are able to boot to FOG and it shows that the host is not registered. The mac address at boot shows the System mac. When we try to register the host it gives the error that the host is already registered in fog. The mac address that it shows there is the mac address of the dongle. Why isn’t it using the mac address that it boots with?

@george1421 Ok I have found with the MAC passthrough in the Bios turned on we are not able to boot to FOG unless we were on the same subnet. With it turned off i was able to boot to FOG on other subnets. So this is not good for us as when you register the machine you have to keep the dongle with the device. Thank you all again for the help.

@george1421 Ok update, we are able to boot and capture and image when the machine is on the same subnet as FOG. Yet when on a different subnet it will not. We are looking into this. Thank you all for the help. Also all other machines are still booting to FOG on different subnets and using the same boot file.

@strahd We are a Dell and Lenovo district and we are as of last summer only using UEFI booting because of no legacy support in the bios on those machines. We have had no trouble till this new machine has come in.

@sebastian-roth Yes we are still able to image other machines.

@john-l-clark This is what the bios looks like. 

We are running on FOG 1.5.9 and I have just recompiled the TFTP boot files but we are still not able to boot this new machine to FOG.

Boots to the nic and gets an ip and then says

NBP filename is ipxe.efi
NBP filesize is 0 Bytes
PXE-E18: Server Respone timeout

Any help would be great. Thanks

@george1421 Thank you, That worked.

@george1421 I have downloaded the 5.15.x kernel and installed it and set the Kernel in fog to bzImage. I will work on compiling the new iPxe file when I get time. Thanks

This is a new machine in the district and we are unable to boot it to Fog. We get this when it boots. Any help would be great. Thanks

@george1421 not sure what changed but it is running very well now. I have never been able to get the SQL commands to work or adding that cnf file to work but FOG is running great now. Searches in the GUI running the full host registration that used to take a few minutes is working great now. I will keep testing. Thanks again for all the help.

@george1421 When i did this. I could not get mysql to start until i removed the sqlmode.cnf.

To do that we need to add a configuration file into /etc/mysql/conf.d/ called sqlmode.cnf. Into that file add in the following:

[mysqld]
sql-mode=“ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY,STRICT_TRANS_TABLES,ERROR_FOR_DIVISION_BY_ZERO,NO_AUTO_CREATE_USER,NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION”

@george1421

@george1421 probably a few 1000. Not sure of the exact number. We only started seeing this a few months ago.

@sebastian-roth
This is what I see. Thanks

As of late Fog is running extremely slow. We have had no changes to fog but pulling up the GUI takes forever. Then searching for anything is very very slow. This is a screenshot of the server information. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

@sebastian-roth

This is how I install it manually. I browse to it and right click and click connect. I will uninstall it on my computer and try it your way. Thanks