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In case anyone else is experiencing the same issue, I figured this one out.
routeraddress was missing in .fogsettings

cd /opt/fog vim .fogsettings

enter router/default gateway IP between single quotes

routeraddress='192.168.1.1'

reboot server.

@sebastian-roth Thanks Sebasian I appreciate the input and had a feeling you would say that. Was worth the ask though! Hats off to ya! Cheers

@sebastian-roth said in /bin/fog.upload doesn't exist:

mkdir /fogserver/images/dev
chmod 777 /fogserver/images/dev/
touch /fogserver/images/dev/.mntcheck
exportfs -r -v

Thanks for the help on this @Sebastian-Roth this was the fix. I also 777 .mntcheck but not sure if this is/was necessary.

@technolust It looks like your Storage node is pointing to /fogserver/images. Verify if it exists otherwise change your image path and FTP path to /images

@sebastian-roth Thank you for the response! I’m assuming I should keep EXT4. I haven’t updated this thing in a while. I was planning to take a snapshot first but wanted to have a little better clarity. I’m running 1.58 so I will also update to 1.5.9 as well.

@Junkhacker said in Live Image:

@Technolust no, this is not something fog is capable of or designed for.

Thank you @Junkhacker, I had a feeling this was the case and wanted to verify.

@george1421 Thank you for the response and this would explain alot of the reason for slow upload times.
Currnetly backing up a Lenovo T470 with standard SSD drive which is currently using about 350GB of storage on the 500GB SSD drive. It’s taking about 2 hours. That being said we are using pretty much the default setup for Fog Server. So the Image Compression Format Default is PartClone Gzip.

@Sebastian-Roth I’m not seeing image definition. If you mean under Image General after opening an image and changing one of the properties to any of the settings then that did not work either.

I was able to export the images and import them to the new server after I RSYNC’d the images.

I’m good now.

@Technolust FWIW, since you have a Windows 2012 DHCP server you might want to look over this wiki page if you need to support both uefi and bios systems in your environment: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence#Using_Windows_Server_2012_.28R1_and_later.29_DHCP_Policy

@george1421

Perfect!! Thank you George and Sebastian for your help and hopefully this helps others in the future.

-Joe