@george1421 Good News! I got it to work. I noticed that I got bunch of alert about some host is trying to access the tftpd and httpd service. It was the firewall. At the beginning, while I was setting up the node, I typed systemctl stop firewalld; while I should have typed systemstl disable firewalld since I rebooted once.

@wayne-workman It’s working

@wayne-workman said in Image not syncing between nodes:

If you run this command from your Master Node, it will prompt you for the storage node’s local fog user’s password. You can find that in that node’s storage management area or from this file on it: /opt/fog/.fogsettings

rsync <options> <source> <destination>

rsync -r --bwlimit=6250 fog@10.134.200.230:/images/Laptop2.1 /images
rsync -r --bwlimit=6250 fog@10.134.200.230:/images/Laptop /images

The 6250 is supposed to be 6250Kbps, or 50Mbps. If you want slower, you can do the math to figure out what you need with the calculator I reference below.

It took some times but it is working after issuing the rsync command. I had to delete the image from the NJED node after rsync completion.