Posts made by pyrate31

@george1421 nevermind i found what i was looking for…this is all i wnated to do

FOG image queue size too small
By default, FOG unicast is set to image no more than 10 machines at a time. Other devices will be placed in a queue and wait for another machine to complete. If you want to increase this queue number, you have to do it in two places.

First, under Storage Management > Select your Default Member > Change the figure in Max Clients to the desired number.

Second, under FOG Settings > Expand General Settings > Change the figure in FOG_QUEUESIZE to the desired number.

it used to be called fogquesize i think.

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@george1421 with fog .92 or previous versions i just went in to fog configurations and set the max limit to 20 and i was able to image more than 10 machines at a time. i have fog setup in my dhcp in each scope i am using so it can get to each subnet. can i just not change the number of nodes aloud to image?

i have 1 image im pushing out to student laptops that are being fully registered, so i think it would be a unicast. i want to be able to do 15 to 20 at 1 time

i want to image 20 clients at 1 time

How do i change the number of clients i can image. I was able to find it in previous versions, but i am at 1.5.5, and cant find it in the fog configuration.

thanks

Eric

i figured out, i had to turn secure boot off!

Eric

can get to the fog gui with this machine. running the lastest fog version.

this is my output from the laptop

  station ip is X.X.X.X
  server ip is x.x.x.x
  nbp file is ipxe.efi
  nbp file size is 1003488 bytes
 downloading  nbp file

then it jumps to network not found error

thanks

Eric

@george1421

I actually got the legacy and efi to boot to fog without using the script. I put undionly.kpxe in the scope policy and ipxe in the scope options…it seems to work…i just wanted to see if it would make a difference. It Works!

Eric

@george1421

ok i finally got it to give me an ip address, now it is giving me nbp is to big, so do i have to set up the vendor class and dhcp policy 66 and 67 pointing to ipxe.efi? from this article?

https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence

if so, which binary would be best used…its an intel networking card … arch:00000?

@george1421

got the new server up and running, my old bios machines are booting to it no problem, is there a different boot file i need to put in my dhcp server other than /undionly.kpxe

my new machines are still not recognizing the fog bootfile.

i got the new server up and running, my old bios machines are booting to it no problem, is there a different boot file i need to put in my dhcp server other than /undionly.kpxe

thank you i think im gong to create a new server…ive been meaning to build one on my virtual environment

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I am trying to PXE boot to UEFI Machines. My fog system works great with legacy bios settings. i am using version 1.2.0 and wondering do i use snponly.efi for my boot file? i have a policy in dhcp scope.

thanks

Eric

never mind…just tried to restart the sql db and it came back…weird I tried that and did not work! thanks guys!

Ubuntu 14.04
fog 1.01

here is where I am redirected [url]http://10.1.7.133/fog/commons/schemaupdater/index.php?redir=1[/url]

the web browser in simple text just says “Unable to connect to Database”

When I try and get to my fog server, I get unable to connect to database. I have tried restarting the sql from the server, but it will not start. the system was working fine yesterday.

im running Ubuntu 14.04

When i left my fog server last night it was fine…cam in this morning and now the server will not connect…i tried restarting the sql, but it will not stay on…any help would be great