Must be something else, as it did not help. The Fog server can ping the PCs just fine manually from Unix. I added the rule to the PCs with all protocols V4, but no difference. It must be something after the ping. I added FogService.exe to the allowed applications in the Firewall, but still no difference. Perhaps I need to add something in Win 7 to the Domain controller? It is odd that with the firewall off, and the domain administrator logged in, the status is green, but with the firewall off and other domain users logged in it is still goes red.

When our Dell Optiplex 780 with Windows 7 is imaging, the host monitor shows as green.
After it boots the status is red.
Imaging and pings to the IP address, FQDN, or hostname of the PCs work fine from the Fog server.
Disabling the Windows Firewall allows it to be green again. I would like to run with it on if possible.
I tried adding FogTray.exe to the allowed applications in Firewall, but as long as Windows Firewall is enabled, the status shows as red.

It would be nice if I knew what I could add to the exceptions list or change to get it working correctly.

Anybody solve this?

Looks like Carillo Ranch is part of the kernel cr_pll.c file.

00159 if (![URL=‘http://fogproject.org/d8/da4/cr__pll_8c.html#aa0b6513de784d0b1e4ee7f3bd5bfc8bb’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]mch_dev[/COLOR][/U][/URL]) {
00160 [URL=‘http://fogproject.org/db/d43/vmm_8c.html#a56303d2f81fa9b85e74cacd186a30300’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]printk[/COLOR][/U][/URL]([URL='http://fogproject.org/db/d11/printk_8h.html#afffa203f081f2efcea530ba7ee1283e7’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]KERN_ERR[/COLOR][/U][/URL]
00161 “Could not find Carillo Ranch MCH device.\n”);
00162 return -[URL=‘http://fogproject.org/d8/dac/errno-base_8h.html#ab9b8cc17d1947160d13faaba7a18d6d1’][U][COLOR=#0066cc]ENODEV[/COLOR][/U][/URL];
00163 }
00164

Not sure that is the problem.
I set it for SATA - Legacy, then tried the Quick Register and I get the same error as the first photo.
I set it to upload and I got the same error.

Anyone know what a Carillo Ranch MCH device is?

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I think that this may be the reason. RAID mode incompatible with ImageServer.
I will probably have to rebuild the Windows 7 as Legacy since it will not let me convert it and boot.
Any way around this?

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I have imaged other machines on our network, but now I am attempting to build up a new Optiplex 780 with Windows 7, but when Ii attempt to take an early version image, it fails at registration. See the display. I am unsure on how to decipher the output. Can anyone tell me what it is stuck on?

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