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@sebastian-roth Ooohh wait. I downloaded it and it is looking at the wrong IP. How can I re-issue the cert with it pointing to the right IP?

@sebastian-roth said in I goofed up the cert for my FOG server(s). Can I recover?:

Yep, sorry should have included that.

 10/31/2017 1:12 PM Data::RSA FOG Server CA cert found
 10/31/2017 1:12 PM Data::RSA ERROR: Certificate validation failed
 10/31/2017 1:12 PM Data::RSA ERROR: Trust chain did not complete to the known authority anchor. Errors: The signature of the certificate cannot be verified. (NotSignatureValid)
 10/31/2017 1:12 PM Middleware::Authentication ERROR: Could not authenticate
 10/31/2017 1:12 PM Middleware::Authentication ERROR: Certificate is not from FOG CA

@wayne-workman Is there a way to do all of them at once?

FOG Server Ver: Working 69

FOG Client: 0.11.12

I was following the process lined out in the documentation for transferring everything to a new FOG server. For context, I moved from a physical machine to a Hyper-V Host.

Everything was good until I powered up the old server again thinking I had changed the IP of it. I hadn’t. So now my FOG clients are not trusting the new FOG server.

Hopefully this isn’t a start from scratch problem.

@sebastian-roth I will update to latest working. I don’t believe I have any machines to test with though at the moment.

You don’t need to increase your PHP memory limits unless you are getting error messages, but if you do wan to increase them mine are set to 512 under Memory Limit

When you upload the files to the FOG server from the Snapin interface, it keeps them up on the FOG server, so they don’t need to be anywhere else.

The arguments depend on the program. /i for MSIs should be fine (IIRC), but other program .exe installers might have a specific flag that they need (/silent, /s, etc)

I don’t know that you need to ever hide the arguments, but I don’t have an answer for that one.

Default has been okay for me. May need to set it higher for bigger installations like Office, but for what you’re installing I think it would be okay.

Replicate is for when you have storage node/secondary FOG servers, so if you don’t have those setup you don’t need to worry about them.

Looks good to me.

Hope that helps!

@gob Great, glad I could help.

Can you run the following for me in an administrative command prompt?

manage-bde -status

manage-bde -off

I think that the image they ship it with is encrypting the free space. There was another issue with a problem similar to this and I have a feeling it’s in the same category.

@msaglioc99 Very strange. Definitely update us, but I’m glad you at least know what the problem is.

@imagingmaster21 fogipaddress/fog/management/index.php?node=client

: )

@jackiejack But it looks like that is registered from the screenshot. The T1700NextToMe. Is that device still registered?

I’m a little confused. It looks like the FOG server doesn’t have any images from the only 12GB of used space while the images are showing they are much bigger. After you deleted the images did you re-upload the images to the definitions?

@msaglioc99 Just to confirm, this is all 7050s and not just this one?

@msaglioc99 Can you still get the screenshots? : )

@wayne-workman manage-bde -status shows if BitLocker is encrypting the free space and -off starts the decryption process

@wayne-workman The problem is Microsoft is pushing for more BitLocker, so while it is technically off, it is encrypting the free space on the drive causing FOG to want to make it a raw image. I don’t know if this is just on pre installs or with the latest version of Windows, but I ran into this with the latest Surface Pro.

Can you post your snapin script? Or are you just uploading an exe with a silent installer argument?

I’ve done Visual Studio deployments and Office deployments as well and they worked okay, so I’m wondering if there’s something that’s in a script breaking the gateway.

@Sebastian-Roth Glad I could help. Yeah, I hate that Windows gives you the option to “Turn On Bitlocker”, but don’t tell you that the free space is encrypted. I am not sure if this is a something with the latest update/service pack for Windows 10, but I know that I’ve only seen it on Surface’s so far. I haven’t made an image for the latest Windows 10 so we’ll see.

@x23piracy You’re too kind.

@brad-schumann Try this, I ran into this on Surface’s.

Open command prompt as admin.

manage-bde -off

manage-bde -status

Fingers crossed that it will fix it. In my case, Windows was by default encrypting the free space which caused issues.

@joe-schmitt I like this idea very much.