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/images and /images/dev are both empty.

Thanks for the Help so far. After reinstallinge everything dhcp and pxe is working fine.

But I have an other problem now. When I try to image a Client it says "Unable to locate image file for Windows 7! (sys.img.000).
Here is what I did, I created an Image and then did a full inventory on the client linking it to the image and appropriate OS and set it to “image this client on reboot”. After that I get an endless boot loop.

Sorry, I thought the Server IP was the listening IP of FOG. However, it’s still not working. I’ll probably start from scratch tomorrow or the day after. I think I messed up my system somehow with dnsmasq and dhcp.

But then I’m accessing the Web GUI via eth1 and not eth0 which won’t work because eth1 is not connected to the network.

[quote=“BPSTravis, post: 24615, member: 22444”]Then you will want to install fog with the ip 10.0.0.100[/quote]

But then I won’t be able to access the Web GUI or am I wrong ?

Yes, eth0 is using DHCP and connected to the network. eth1 is set to static with the IP 10.0.0.100 and connected to an office switch where I’m connecting the clients for imaging/deploying.

[quote=“BPSTravis, post: 24611, member: 22444”]Did you chose to have FOG do the DHCP?

If so make sure your DHCP server is running(Varies depending on your distro).[/quote]

That seems to be the problem, the dhcp server isn’t starting. This is how I installed FOG:
Here are the settings FOG will use:
Distro: Ubuntu
Installation Type: Normal Server
Server IP Address: 91.0.160.140
DHCP router Address:
DHCP DNS Address:
Interface: eth1
Using FOG DHCP: 1
Internationalization: 0

Note: the Server IP is the eth0 address. Do I need to set the eth1 address as DHCP router ?

[quote=“BPSTravis, post: 24603, member: 22444”]when I did this I set FOG to use eth1 during the initial install.

The web interface is still accessible via eth0.

From what I remember, I did not have to alter anything after that point.[/quote]

Thats how I did it, but my test client isn’t getting a IP address. I’ve connected an office switch to eth1 and can access the GUI via eth0.

Hi,

I’m trying to install a new FOG Server with 2 NIC’s. eth0 is supposed to be the management NIC which is accessible via the local network, and eth1 should only be used by FOG but I can’t seem to get it to work. Has someone set it up that way and can point me in the right direction ?

Edit: For anyone who has the same Problem a quick how to.

1.Setup your NIC’s to something like this
[CODE]auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp

auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
netmask XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
[/CODE]
Replace the address and netmask to your liking. In this example there is a network with dhcp server connected to eth0 and eth1 will serve as a standalone network.

2. Download and install FOG, configure it like this.
   [CODE] Here are the settings FOG will use:
   Distro: Ubuntu
   Installation Type: Normal Server
   Server IP Address: “Address of eth1”
   DHCP router Address: “Address of eth1”
   DHCP DNS Address:
   Interface: eth1
   Using FOG DHCP: 1
   Internationalization: 0[/CODE]

This should do the trick. Reboot if you’re having troubles.