[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Installation_on_CentOS_5.3[/url]

I have FOG running on 28 or so CentOS boxes, all are CentOS 5.7 with one exception being CentOS 6.2. They are all very reliable boxes, only issues with install was getting rights correctly set and the hidden .mntcheck file in there. These are by no means server grade machines either they are re-purposed desktops.

Make sure the Primary MAC address listed in the FOG console is the wired MAC address on the laptop, should be correct since you did full registration from boot menu but double check anyway.

Also when you add the job check the /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/ directory to make sure FOG placed a file in there named with the wired mac address of the laptop. If that file is not there the laptop will instead show the default fog boot menu.
If that file is not there verify the TFTP password for the storage node configuration and the rights on the tftpboot folders.

Trying to find a page in the wiki that details the rights/passwords part, I thought one existed already.

Yes try the simple stuff mentioned above. On some cheaper hardware we have (OLPC or VIA chipsets) I have had to use really old boot kernels to get things to work. Some were in the area of FOG Kernel ID 1025 or so.

Can we add mapping accounts to LDAP/AD/eDir for single sign-on support to the feature request list?

We use the community edition of Zenoss where I work. Network Monitoring programs are a dime a dozen though.

[url]http://community.zenoss.org/index.jspa[/url]

• dependency/ordering would be tops on my list
• making click to install icon in FOG Tray menu would be very nice also even though I understand that will probably take some work.

Yes and I have seen where BIOS settings and Kernel versions can complicate this situation.