What sysprep command are you running?
Also, use Windows System Image Manager to validate your answer file
Also, remove ALL comments from your answer file, ESPECIALLY the first 11 lines of comments, if sysprep sees comments on line 1 it causes issues.
Where is the setting to set hostname even if a user is logged in?
I was looking for it and stumbled upon my AD settings which is what I ended up fixing instead that fixed the issue.
obstructed fog.log attached
When I checked it yesterday I was getting a lot of
Middleware::Response ERROR: Unable to get subsection
Middleware::Response ERROR: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Now it seems to be
Middleware::Response Success
HostnameChanger Users still logged in and enforce is disabled, delaying any further actions
My Unattend file has two autologons as part of its process - does the host name not change while the user (a local admin) is signed in?
Edit: Trying this process, hopefully it works. https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client#FOG_Client_with_Sysprep
In the process of capturing the sysprep’d image now
Edit2: Looks like this did not solve the problem
EDIT 3: Got it working! I had conflicting rules for my domain join (probably among other things), because of that it didn’t the host because of the domain enforcing rules not getting applied at all
Machines are getting FOG client as part of the image.
(installed before image is captured)
Running FOG 1.5.4
I even have snapins deploying and set a reboot after the first one in hopes it would trigger the name change
Edit: Does this have anything to do with it?
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client#FOG_Client_with_Sysprep
The machines are being sysprep’d after FOGClient is installed - but they deploy fine without the error and on the deployed machine I see FOGService running
Edit 2: Upgraded to 1.5.5
Edit 3:
Hostname Changer Enabled?
Hostname Changer Enabled as default?
Are both enabled
Deploying a windows 10 1809 image, and even after multiple restarts, the name of the computer does not change to match the hostname applied in FOG
What can I do to make the computer name match the host name
I have a series of 5 snapins and one is dependent on another one, and another must be last on the deployment
Is there a way to change the order the snapins are applied for a group?
I’m trying to deploy a start menu layout via PowerShell
The command is Import-StartLayout -LayoutPath startlayout.xml -MountPath C:\
This command writes to C:\Users\Default, this directory requires admin to access.
I have it set up kinda funny (see attached screenshot) but the read-only of the command is exactly what I need.
Has anyone had a similar issue that can offer some insight as to how I can deploy this as a snapin
Thank you