Centos 6 and up has PHP 5.3 built in if im not mistaken, its the early OS thats you have to modify the PHP version

anybody…

thanks Variable205 but net send is disabled on our Network :D, Students abused it …

oh right! sorry misunderstood you there

this is possible i can assure you, it just needs to be setup i have my fog server sitting on our “server vlan” and my user’s is on staff and student vlans, i have no issues imaging them…

If i may ask why is the machine set to logon with the Admin account ?

Possible that the 0.29 server is your primary ?

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Current server spec is:
fog 0.32, kernel 3.2.4, Centos 6
Intel Pentium D CPU 3.4Ghz
4gb ram
1TB HD

100mb to desktop, Server is on a GB switch

unicast speeds of 1.25gb/min :: multicast speed around 670mb/min

is there not a way to make certains vlans accessible to each other ?
i know i am working in an enviroment with more than 3 vlans and there is certain vlans that can see each other and certain ones cannot, so i know its possible so just get the Network guy to open the vlans to see each other

Hi Guys

can someone shed some light on this on how it works ?
i have it set to 1 under fog settings, i set it to manual in the Fog Configuration, and there use to the default accounts in there that should be protected eg Administrator, Guest etc
but when i checked it out now its completely clean ? those accounts are no longer there
If i check the machines and none of the profiles has been deleted

Thanks

My thought would be that because the hardware is not exactly the same the image would push fine but the NIC drivers are not exactly the same so when you do login as administrator then Windows updates the new driver (which i would assume at this point it has it built it) and upon reboot it now has networking capabitlity…
Thats just my thought

i managed to get that iso down to just over a 100mb’s so its loading up much faster now
Managed to password protect it as well!

Thats exactly what i wanted to know, thanks

Thanks for that, i figured its probably the size of the iso
The link was useful thanks! its now password protected
I tried looking for the tool that you can use to “slim” down the Boot CD , anyway you could share some light on that for me ?

Thanks

And also i am looking to add this to the FOG PXE Boot Menu Configuration and i would like to add a password , Any assistance would be awesome

Thanks

Hey guys

I have managed to add Hiren’s Boot CD to the PXE Boot menu, but its take forever to load (Probably because its quite a big image) any way of getting it to load up Faster ?

Thanks

ok this might not even be closely related to your issue, but it is saying permission denied ? does the FOG account have permission to both those folders ? /images/dev and /images ?

thats what i do anyway, make sure that the machine is in AD and i never specify a container just leave the field blank and you wont have a issues… If im not mistaken its in the documentation that you should leave this field blank

Hi Guys

i am aware of all the command line switches, but it could also be used for sending messages to user’s as well, like alot of you that are working in BIG enviroments EG University’s you would know how students get out of hand on your lab pc’s…

Anyway it was just a thought