@SlimJim Maybe Apple’s “System Integrity Protection” broke this? Try the other methods of PXE booting described here: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/FOG_on_a_MAC

@SlimJim Did you get to test this on a release candidate installation? Should be working there already.

I also sent a pull request the the official partclone developer so hopefully this will be fixed as well.

EDIT: Done… https://github.com/Thomas-Tsai/partclone/commit/c0629e1a8e73dbdd165d7ac102b8bc9f6f44dac7

@Sebastian-Roth

Yes, sorry for wasting time!

@Sebastian-Roth Yea, I’m good now, actually got it to work with a Windows DHCP server as I was hoping.

Thanks for all your help!!

This document more throughly describes all of fog’s passwords, where to set them, what they do, and and so on:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Password_Central

Also, for this particular problem, this article may also help future readers:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_MySQL

@SlimJim said in Multiple TFTP servers on SVN:

What ports need to be open on either side for full communication between the Main Site and Storage node?

http - 80
https - 443
tftp - 69
ftp sometimes 20, 21, 22, or all three.
mysql - 3306
nfs 111, 2048, 2049, potentially 1110 and 4045. You’ll just have to try these first.

138, 139, and 445 are also listed in the wiki but I don’t know what for. Try it without them first.

To use multicast, you will need ports 49152 through 65532.

If you’re going to run DHCP from the fog servers, those UDP and TCP ports will need opened too.

I’m going to attempt this by using all nat’s and firewall rules and eventually I would like to move my main fog server into aws or some similar cloud service.

Good luck. One thing about AWS is they don’t care about your data nearly as much as you do, and their service is not this perfect holy grail as it’s made out to be mostly because of cost. It’s pretty good yeah, but if you google search about moving to AWS you’ll mostly find stuff about how to get out of AWS.

@Wayne-Workman

Wayne, I apologize I was in a huge hurry and was kind of freaking out, but once I calmed down, I realized I should’ve looked before posting. Sorry bout that, again.

The long-term solution is having only one FOG server, and having storage nodes at the different sites. You could use the “location plugin” also.

@Tom-Elliott

Yup, it’s solved.

Sweet, thank you much.

I’d recommend (just for the purposes of troubleshooting) these things:

Default OU blank
use your domain Administrator as the default user
Administrator password

then, I’d play with the domain name…
Try your FQDN (fully qualified domain name)
Try your sloppy domain name (example for My.SchoolDistrict.k12.mo.us you’d just put in “My”)

No need to change any php files. This is FOG Trunk, the days of editing PHP files are over.

The rest of your settings look good.

Now, if none of this works… keep in mind that this client is in BETA. If you want to pursue this further, please contact @Jbob

Does your legacy client work?