Posts made by Snaggel

I upgraded and still have the same error. when booting into PXE it fails no errors. It just takes me to a menu to reboot into boot menu or bios setup or run onboard diagnostics? i even tried running through a dumb switch still get nothing.

I will update to 1.5.4 and see if im able to see node offline anymore and if im able to PXE boot. as of now there is no errors. it sees the media using ipV4 then gives me three option f1 to retry and f2 to boot into setup. and i forgot what the third one said. thats all that is happening. i can ping back and forth from server to client.

I updated to 1.5.3 and now i see node offline and no storage useage. I was able to pxe boot and register everything. i’m using centos 7 with the fog server. im using ipxe.efi for the bootfile which worked before. it just will not boot to fog anymore. i can not even register a new host. we are able to ping the server and the client from each device.

@snaggel So we figured out the port on our switch was a trunk port. we cleared the configuration on the port. we also enabled portfast on it. we tested and it registers the host and loaded images. just wanted to let everyone know. thanks again. now on to getting it activated through KMS.

@george1421 Will do i will let you know what i find out. thanks again

@george1421 Sorry for the delay. I did try a dumb switch and it worked. now figuring out what or which protocol/configuration is messing it up. thanks.

@snaggel im able to get to the menu but now if i try to register it i get the error below. i did rum the compatibility checker all was good. the only thing i noticed is i did not have an ip address.

@sebastian-roth not sure if i have a dumb switch to test with

@snaggel Tried the ipxe boot loader and was getting these errors. it did bring up the menu this is after i tried to register the host.

@george1421 ok we do have 2 subnets. dhcp and static but both can communicate across each other. ping back and fourth. i talked to our network engineer here what he stated is those ip address 10.10.60.240 and 248 are not handing out dhcp. since we were connected to the core router and we were seeing other device asking through a switch which is what those address are. they were other switches. plus viewing traffic only on 66 67 69 ports will see that. again one dhcp server 2 subnets actually 3 for our phones. will this be an issue? im going to try the ipxe for the uefi one and see what happens as i wait for your reply.

@george1421 agreed on the 10 years ago but it isnt up to me. my fog server is running centos 7. i will also be figuring out why those other 2 ip address are handing out dhcp as well

@george1421 ok i checked out the WIKI has anyone been able to do this for a 2008 server? this is what we are using for our dhcp server. if this has not been working what are any work arounds then?

@george1421 thanks for that. also what boot loader should i use. i pretty sure i sent the pcap file with those filters first and was aked to get an unfiltered one and/or http and tftp filtered.

here is the unfiltered pcap which is now a txt file.

[mod note] pcap file was removed -Geo

I was wondering if you had time to look at the output file yet?

ok uploading it did say 100% sorry about that. here is a new one.[0_1524250529919_output2.pcap](Uploading 100%) it was a pcap i will change the EXT. changed ext to txt. 0_1524250667836_output2.txt

Nothing is coming up a big loop. Fog server is on the same static network as the dhcp server. this is different then the dhcp network. the server is a VM on Centos 7 fog version 1.5.0 which i also cant upgrade to 1.5.2. i added a tcpdump[0_1524244729570_output1.pcap](Uploading 100%) i can ping both devices from each other. I’m not even able to bring up a menu to register the host. Please let me know if their is anything else you need.
file is undionly.kpxe for option 67 and 66 is the ip of the fog server. using a dell latitude E7250 secure boot is off.