@imagingmaster21 Ahh, now I get what you mean. Thanks for letting us know.

@imagingmaster21 Well we need more information to be able to help. Any error messages at the end when a client finishes?

@igorpa2 Can you please check if udp-sender is still running after the task is gone. Please run ps aux | grep sender and post output here.

@tneuber fog-client log might be in C:\Program Files\FOG then… Without that it’s sort of impossible to help.

@imagingmaster21 What you describe sounds like an FTP issue from my point of view. Please read through this: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_FTP

@victorsantiago Sorry if I seem ignorant but I just don’t get what you are trying to do. What is/are project installers? You seem to have played with FOG a fair bit and also adjusted code to suit your need. Please tell us more about it and I am sure we can help you. Post your custom code (which worked in 1.4.4) for example.

@jlad00 said in PXE boot issues with an LG 15Z980:

i386-efi/ipxe.efi

Why 32 bit iPXE binary? LG 15Z980 is most definitely a 64 bit architecture.

@victorsantiago said in FOG 1.5.4 Client Management page:

all the links in the clientmanagementpage.class.php redirect to the Dashboard page

I am sorry but I don’t get what you mean by that. Can you explain more in depth what you mean by that. Maybe even post screenshots of what you thing the issue is.

@Snaggel Reviewing the PCAP and your pictures I saw that it says NBP filesize is 0 bytes…
I read that this can be caused by many different things that seem to be kind of unrelated on first sight. Search the web for the message and you will find many things. But I would start with the obvious: run ls -al /tftpboot/ipxe.efi on your FOG server to see if the binary has been populated properly.

@LaurentB I think you should start by filtering those MACs. Go to FOG Configuration -> FOG Settings -> FOG Client - Host Register and set QUICKREG PENDING MAC FILTER to 00:09:0F. Now with that no clients should be able to register those MACs anymore. But we also need to see if there are entries with those MACs in the database and clear those:

shell> mysql -u root -p
Enter password: 
...
mysql> use fog;
Database changed

mysql> SELECT hmID,hmHostID,hmMAC,hmPending FROM hostMAC WHERE hmMAC LIKE '%00:09:0F%';

Post output here…

PS: Turns out Joe is very busy at the moment so we’ll have to try and sort this one out.