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    • RE: Host Registration

      That would very well cause a problem 🙂 glad to hear that you got it working for you now.

      posted in General
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    • RE: FTP Connection to storage server has failed

      It’s ok to have the Fog user in the defaultmember. The password that you would need would be the same as your tftp password which can be found under Other Settings > FOG Settings > TFTP > FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD. If you haven’t changed the password for the default FOG user, it will be a long randomly string of letters and numbers.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Setup FOG DHCP server on Ubuntu 12.10

      You need to edit the dhcpd.conf file located in the /etc/dhcp folder on your server. Once you make your necessary changes here, range dynamic-bootp x.x.x.x x.x.x.x, all you should need to do is restart the dhcp service. This can be done by typing [B]sudo /etc/init.d/isc-dhcp-server restart[/B]

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: FOG 0.33 - What's coming?

      [LEFT]@maafty, unfortunately there is no projected release date for .33. This new version is a complete re-write of the code, and not a simple patch update. So the answer, although no one likes to hear it is, it’ll be ready when it’s ready :). It’s taking some time to get everything worked out. However, there is a beta that you can try and report any bugs you find in our Bugs forum. Just note that this is still a beta and there could be bugs. You can try the latest version by installing subversion on your machine and entering:[/LEFT]
      [LEFT] [/LEFT]
      svn checkout [url]https://freeghost.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/freeghost/trunk[/url]
      (Make sure you are in a folder, this will download all the folders/files from FOG in your current directory)

      I’m glad to hear that FOG is working well for you!

      posted in General
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    • RE: Error PXE Booting <w/image>

      If you want to migrate the images, I would backup the SQL database and copy your /images and /tftpboot folder.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Error PXE Booting <w/image>

      What version of SYSLINUX are you using? The last time i’ve seen this, 4.04 was the stable version of the chain.c32 file that this worked correctly.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Error PXE Booting <w/image>

      Reading over another forum, it looks like it could be a permission issue. Do you know what your permissions are to the /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg and the default file are? you could try chmod 644 on the folder and file to see if that helps. Also are you chainloading?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Executer un snapin en tant qu administrateur [rĂ©solu/solved]

      C’était en fait assez commun d’avoir des machines XP avec les comptes d’utilisateurs qui ont un accès administrateur. La plupart des entreprises permettrait un accès complet à tous les comptes et le contrôle de ce qui s’est passé avec les machines grâce à la politique du groupe. Toutefois, cela a été supprimée avec Windows 7. C’est là que l’UAC entre en scène. Je lisais quelques articles sur BROUILLARD hier et lu que si un composant logiciel enfichable est exécuté à partir FOG, il devrait fonctionner sous le compte administator par défaut. Cependant, je n’ai pas joué avec les snap-ins pour probablement 6 mois ou plus. Toutefois, si vous avez quelques programmes que vous essayez d’installer, et si vous pouvez les obtenir gratuitement sur ​​l’Internet, comme Adobe Reader, par exemple, je peux essayer de travailler sur la création d’un composant logiciel enfichable et d’essayer de l’exécuter sous un compte utilisateur avec XP et 7 et à comprendre comment l’obtenir à installer sans droits d’administrateur. S’il vous plaît laissez-moi savoir si vous avez d’autres questions.

      posted in Windows Problems
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    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem tftp, Fedora 18

      OK, so you’ve changed the default password, and i’m assuming you updated the new password in the TFTP spot and storage spot. Can you verify that your new password is also in the web interface under Storage Management > All Storage nodes > Management Password AND Other Information > FOG settings > FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD. Also on this portion of the web server, Other Informatiom > FOG Settings > TFTP Server, have you verified that all your IP’s are setup correctly for your setup?

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem tftp, Fedora 18

      OK, did you happen to change the default password of the default fog user?

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem tftp, Fedora 18

      Did you start xinetd? From what I found, the tftp service is controlled by xinetd. Check /etc/xinetd.d/tftp and verify that the “disable =yes” is set to no. Once this is done, type [I]service xinetd start[/I]. If this is already set to no, you can try [I]service xinetd restart[/I] and see if you can boot to FOG from a client.

      But again, this could be old information, and I don’t work much with Fedora. But it’s something to check unless one of the Fedora guru’s knows about this problem.

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: [SOLVED] Problem tftp, Fedora 18

      Cruzy,

      I had this problem with my VM’s a couple times. There are a few things you can check.

      1. You say that you have had this work on Kubutnu 12.10, that’s not running at the same time that your Fedora server is running is it?

      2. Are you sure that FOG installed correctly when you installed it? Did you verify that there were no errors?

      3. Have you just tried restarting the TFTP service? Ubuntu originally had a problem where you needed to restart the TFTP service at startup because it would start the service before it registered with FOG. After the service was restarted, it worked fine. This, however, has now been fixed.

      4. Is your FOG server on Fedora on a private network, or on an existing network with another DHCP server?

      Any additional information you can provide would be appreciated. I normally only work with Ubuntu with my server installs, so commands and locations of specific files might be slightly different for your setup compared to mine.

      posted in Linux Problems
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    • RE: Problem Task

      glad to hear you were able to get it figured out.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: FOG SSD Problems

      We currently run Dell E6430s with SSD’s and have no problems with imaging. Have you verified that you are using the correct drivers with with your image? Other than the drivers, all the other questions that Chad-bisd asked needs to be answered as well.

      posted in Hardware Compatibility
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    • RE: Problem Task

      when you say you have a blank page, is that on the web page portion or on the computer itself? Also, have you registered your host with the FOG server?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Error PXE Booting <w/image>

      Juanm,

      It appears that the picture has a broken link. Can you try uploading the pic again?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Executer un snapin en tant qu administrateur [rĂ©solu/solved]

      Bonjour,

      Utilisez-vous Windows 7 ou Windows XP? Si vous utilisez Windows 7, vous devez être en mesure d’utiliser l’UAC pour élever le niveau d’autorisation alors que le programme installe. Cependant, je ne suis pas si sûr que cela fonctionne sur Windows XP. Vous pouvez essayer de créer un fichier batch avec la «Exécuter en tant que» de commande pour l’exécuter en tant qu’administrateur local sur la machine.

      Je vais essayer de vous aider avec ce problème.

      Merci

      posted in Windows Problems
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    • RE: Adding more internal HDD or a NAS for aditional storage

      Personally, I would build a dedicated box with 2 gig NICs and run a system in RAID 10. You would trunk (link aggregation) the two ports, if possible, which would really help bandwidth wise. But that really depends on your network size, if it’s not all that big, you should easily be able to get away with a single gig port. The RAID 10 or really 0+1 is the best of both worlds in terms of hard drive speed and reliability. The down fall is that you get only 50% of your drive space. I used to run my home machine with 4 500GB drives in a RAID 10 array. You get the full disk redundancy like RAID 1, but half the data is on 1 drive, half on the other. This really helps with the speed since each drive is having to look at only half the data, RAID 0. The downfall being that both drives are mirrored to the second pair of drives, this is where you lose the 50% storage. So my 4 500GB drives yielded me only 1 TB of storage, but with increased drive speeds and full redundancy for up to 2 drive failures.

      Everything should be relatively cheap to get setup and gives you some piece of mind. This may very well be overkill for what you need, but this is just my .02 cents

      posted in General
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    • RE: VM Appliance

      I think the project became more focused on development instead of periodic updates (which is a good thing). In doing so, however, it leaves the community that rely on the installs, the configurations, and the troubleshooting. Again, this is a good thing as you can have more people to help support the new users and try to get them to work through the problems. So i’m assuming that the VM’s were built by the Dev’s, but since they are working on .33, which is a complete rewrite of the program, they aren’t to concerned about an updated VM. I could be wrong, I could be right, i’m not sure. But the way I look at it, it could be your way of giving back to the FOG community 🙂 I try writing patches, and features (and converting the Fedora code to work on Ubuntu) as well as giving support on the forums, that’s my way of giving back 🙂

      posted in General
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    • RE: VM Appliance

      We could probably use a new version, .32. Though .33 would be nice 🙂 but I would wait until the stable version comes out.

      posted in General
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