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    • RE: Windows 8 Stealth Mode

      I’ll look about some more.

      posted in Windows Problems
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    • RE: A long time critic repents, and asks a question about distributed FOG

      That should work, but definitely read the wiki article on how to upgrade.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Best way to update to Fog.33b?

      No… I’m really not sure what is happening to you. Do you maybe have some sort of different firewall or weird AV that may be stripping out some of the FOG files?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Should I upgrade Ubuntu before I update FOG to 1.0.1

      If you’re wanting a newer OS that still runs smoothly and lacks bloat then I’ll toss in another shout out to using Debian 7.5 . But yes, with any system its best to get major OS work out of the way before trying to set up software that you want to be stable. Dependencies change, folder locations change, kernels change… it can be a mess for software to go through OS upgrades.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Documentation or Support for Fog Service MST

      I’ll give that a shot. This may not be completely ideal but it should work. The main thing I am wanting to do is to assign the server name/ip so the fog service actually knows where to point.

      I hope to have experiment results today.

      posted in Feature Request
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    • Documentation or Support for Fog Service MST

      Hello

      I have tried hacking my way through creating an MST for the Fog Service MSI, but completely broke the install in the process. I would greatly appreciate either documentation on which areas of the MSI are safely modified, or have support added for creating an MST to accompany the MSI. This would allow for installation through an Active Directory or any other managed software solution that uses MSTs.

      posted in Feature Request
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    • RE: DHCP

      Easily go back and forth? Eh… well you should be able to start and stop the dhcp service in your Linux flavor of choice.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Windows 8 Stealth Mode

      So you are saying that this does not work?
      [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff720058.aspx[/url]

      posted in Windows Problems
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    • RE: New Computer to Fog

      You should be able to just copy the Images folder.

      Unless you need to do a fresh install, I would also copy over the DB.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Windows 8 Stealth Mode

      I would suggest a different firewall. I hate to be that guy but honestly you will need to either manage the Windows Firewall settings with a GPO or just use a centrally managed AV software.

      posted in Windows Problems
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    • RE: Updating storage repositories to 1.0.1

      I would follow the upgrade wiki article for the software its self, but yes, I would upgrade the central server first, then each ‘storage node’ server. It shouldn’t really impact anything, but best to have the controller knowing of the new features before the nodes.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Bugs in FOG 1.0.0

      In 1.0.1 Fog requires a Host to have an image associated in order to perform a WOL task.

      posted in Bug Reports
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    • RE: Best way to update to Fog.33b?

      What specifically is not there?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Best way to update to Fog.33b?

      Are you accessing the fog UI from the same subnet as the server?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: GPT formatted disk legacy boot not supported

      The only way they could have had Fog working on a UEFI system with the UEFI stack would be if they did some intensive customization and replaced a lot of the kernel and boot structure of the Fog network boot. The other option is if there was some odd mix of UEFI and legacy boot set up, at which point you need to go back into the BIOS and re-specify the UEFI Windows Boot Loader after deploying an image.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: GPT formatted disk legacy boot not supported

      How are you getting the Fog server to support UEFI boot?

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Fog 1.0.1 Slowness

      You can just sudo ./installfog.sh just fine. It keeps settings automatically, and just upgrades your installation. I’ve never had a problem that was Fog’s fault with this.

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Kernel Update and different Hardware

      [IMG]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7798420/threadnecromancerji6.jpg[/IMG]

      posted in FOG Problems
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    • RE: Fog Service MSI+MST

      Perhaps I miscommunicated a bit. Typically an MSI is deployed through a domain rather than an EXE. This allows the domain to control what is done with the installer a bit more, including the use of an MST. The MST is a transform file that feeds the MSI commands and/or fills in options that the MSI usually contains. By default all domain managed MSI installs are silent, so in addition to not wanting to rely on the end user to know what buttons to push on an installer, an MST is necessary for anything other than a completely default install. I COULD replace the .ini files, but I would have to do this with another script, and I don’t know of a way to do this that is smart enough to run once per install, but also run again later if the install is marked as damaged or is somehow removed.

      I’ve dug into the MSI a bit, and I have found a section under _Validation where I can modify a Table AppID with Column RemoteServerName. I will do some testing and report back.

      posted in General
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    • RE: Changing the partition used by the task

      I’ve seen some manufacturers use weird practices such as intentionally broken partition information to lock down their recovery partitions. I’ve never been a fan of this, and it becomes quite a pain when a rootkit finds its way in there and you can’t. If you have installation media for your OS, and have the keys you use recorded somewhere, then you really are safe to nuke those partitions. All they do for you is what Fog can do better.

      posted in FOG Problems
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