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@msaglioc99 We have numerous people using USB network adapters to boot devices like tablets and so on. Probably some USB C adapter should work. But be aware that it needs drivers in the Dell BIOS/UEFI firmware to be able to PXE boot from a USB adapter. Easier said than done as there is usually no information about this available.

So you can either start buying different adapters and test to see which is working or you can ask Dell to tell you. If you find one there is still a big hurdle to take because PXE booting also means iPXE and Linux kernel needs to have a driver. From experience we know what more often than not drivers are available within iPXE/kernel! But we do see issues with buggy firmware from time to time that prevents from PXE booting even though.

Just for your information, it is possible but I guess you need to start trying it out and see what you get. Let us know if you get stuck at some point and we will try to help you!

@sebastian-roth Just tested RC 9. The host doesn’t show up in the pending MACs report, but does show up in the ‘list all’ in Host Management, but is unapproved at that point. Clicking a little link towards the top of it’s general page will approve it.

So, from what I’m seeing, the pending MACs list has something wrong with it, but the auto-registration is working.

@msaglioc99 Just bumping this so we don’t loose track of it…

@psycholiquid his issue: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10828/deploying-an-image-to-a-target-machine

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This thread can be ignored 😉

Hey,

i was remote on the system and we installed the current RC (switched to dev branch).
Helped him out with some sysprep lines, added to stop fog service, set it to disabled and so on.

Seemed to work well but he still has a problem with the dell’s 7050’s but i have the feeling we have that spanning tree problem like here:
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10512/dell-optiplex-7050-fails-to-pxe-boot

This is what he gets when trying an 7050:

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The op will ask his network admin for a check, i suggested to connect fog and the client with a dump switch and then to the environment. This is not done yet.

The initial problem with the dell 7050’s isn’t solved yet!
@msaglioc99 any chance to give the thread subject a better name (subject) about the problem?

Regards X23

@msaglioc99 I don’t quite understand, you said you had already done that earlier when it wasn’t working, what changed?

Please make a new thread with an appropriate title for the fog issue.

@sebastian-roth said in Snapins - ISO File:

response within a week. So I guess the OP is happy w

Yes this issue has been solved. Thanks !

You’re right we implemented a new FireWall and this IP was being blocked. Thanks!

This seemed to work! Thanks!

@msaglioc99 Has it worked in the past? What changed? Network, router, …?

Thank You! You are the best!

@msaglioc99 Reading through the PDF I found this link:
http://support.bluebeam.com/articles/enterprise-installation/

On the right side another PDF is linked called Enterprise Installation Guide. Check this out. On page number 9 (12 in the PDF) you find information on the MSI command line switches.

@Tom-Elliott said in Install Google Earth:

n you be more specific as to what worked? So anybody else looking at this knows what to do? (Sorry to sound rude, but as a limited community it helps everybody out much more having

@x23piracy method of installing google chrome via snapins and using the settings he posted successfully did a silent install of Google Chrome on a machine I deployed to.

@msaglioc99
I would suggest using the following. It works also with Office 2k16.

Microsoft Office Silent Install

@Avaryan said in Powershell Snapin:

unpin the apps for all users or just the

Currently logged in user. If there’s a way to set it up for all users that’s what I would prefer.

@msaglioc99 To test, open a linux command prompt on your FOG server. Key in ping <host_name> to test.

The dns server settings are in /etc/resolv.conf file. If you are using the Network Manager application to manage network profiles then you would edit it there.

But in my case this is what my resolv.conf file might look like.

domain mydomain.com search mydomain.com subdomain.mydomain.com otherdomain.com nameserver 192.168.100.6 nameserver 192.168.100.8

@Tom-Elliott said in Recapture Image:

During capture, the original image will remain u

Thank You!

Hi,

may something usefull inside:
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10392/audit-mode-no-changes-get-applied-to-default-profile/3

Regards X23

@Tom-Elliott Thanks!