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@george1421

Ok ! Thank you for the answer 😉

@Sebastian-Roth

Ohh thank you ! It works now ! 🙂

I didn’t know if I had to log on and then reboot manually to join the domain.

I noticed that I have to wait 3-4 minutes after the first boot for the automatically reboot and then the PC is in the domain !

Thanks a lot for the help, the problem is now solved !

Hi,

i am not sure if it can simply deleted, It’s used in recovery cases and there are 12,5MB of data in it. I need to find out if Windows 10 is using it for what ever case.

Best Regards X23

@Sebastian-Roth

First, sorry for the delay of the answer, it was a busy day and I hadn’t access to the network this weekend.

We continued to search for the problem and finally, we found there was a problem with the copy of a file from /path/to/fogproject_git_repo/packages/tftp to /tftpboot. The file “default.ipxe” was missing. We saw that with a capture of the trafic and the analyze of the pcap.

So finally, everything works !

To be sure to well understand, we made a new install from scratch and it’s work perfectly (Fog server & the SSL) !

In resume, here is the steps I made :

Install of fog with the “-S” option to activate SSL Copy of the certificate and the private key on the machine Edit the Vhost file with the path of the private key and the certificate (with a restart of Apache2) Modify the CA by default in the directories /etc/apache2/ssl/CA/ and /opt/fog/snapins/ssl/CA/ with our own CA Execute the script buildipxe.sh from the directory /path/to/fogproject_git_repo/utils/FOGiPXE/ And finally, copy the new binaries from /path/to/fogproject_git_repo/packages/tftp to /tftpboot (The step I missed 🙂 )

Now the server is secured and, incidentally, it’s working !

Thank you for the support !