@trev-lchs it appears this was a one off and subsequent installs have not had this issue. So this one can be written off as solved. Seems the resize NTFS partition failed to work one time.

@rav Can I just please add, if you are setting it up for UEFI, you must when adding the DHCP option to the new policy, you must put the Fog IP address in Option 66. You might think you don’t need to, as you already have it in for the BIOS booting. But if you are adding a policy for UFEI you must add the fog server address into option 66 for tftp server, otherwise the UFEI client does not know where to get the IPXE.EFI file (or whichever file you specify in option 67) from.

This is not in the WIKI and is a step that is often missed. Especially by me.

@george1421 running now

@Trev-lchs uploaded image with no issue, I love Fog. I have been using it since 2006 not an expect by any means and i have no knowledge of Linux, but the online info is great and makes it possible for a Windows man to make it work.

@george1421 A Merry Christmas and a Happy new year to you guys.

@Sebastian-Roth HI Sebastian, just to let you know that this is something internally that keeps setting a proxy server, a bit of software or GPO I am struggling like crazy to find it, but every time I change the proxy when I log in , it is there again. I can find no GPO that is responsible, an absolute mystery to me, Microsoft and our third line support, but we will get there eventually or die trying.

@rav https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence Hi Rav, follow this, but please add the fog server IP to option 66. Also if you have subnets to need to complete this on each subnet scope on the dhcp server, also if you have 2 DHCP servers you must do it on each one and on each subnet

@rav Sorry Rav my experience is with windows servers Maybe @george1421 will be better equipped to help you with this one.

@sebastian-roth OK I am just very stupid, My apologies everyone. However. this might be a great opportunity to help others. Please when installing the client, in the box that says Fog Server, make sure you clear the box (the word FogServer) and enter the IP of your Fog Server then click next. The easy thing to do is just click next on the install, that’s when you get the CA error as it has no idea where the fog server is.

Hi All, having used fog in the past I had tools like “mem check” “fogwipe”, “hardisk check” and lots of others. I thought these were in snapins. Having taken over another Fog install I cant find any of the tools, is there something I should download? somewhere else i should look?

@rav I was assuming you were setting this up on a windows network, with an Microsoft windows domain. So is your DHCP server a linux box then?

@rav Sorry Rav my experience is with windows servers Maybe @george1421 will be better equipped to help you with this one.

@rav https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence Hi Rav, follow this, but please add the fog server IP to option 66. Also if you have subnets to need to complete this on each subnet scope on the dhcp server, also if you have 2 DHCP servers you must do it on each one and on each subnet

@sebastian-roth OK I am just very stupid, My apologies everyone. However. this might be a great opportunity to help others. Please when installing the client, in the box that says Fog Server, make sure you clear the box (the word FogServer) and enter the IP of your Fog Server then click next. The easy thing to do is just click next on the install, that’s when you get the CA error as it has no idea where the fog server is.

@trev-lchs Sorry Sebastian, same issue with the latest one.

@sebastian-roth Thanks Sebastian I will give it a go.

@trev-lchs what I have done for now is kept using the old client (0.11.16) on the image i had in fog, this works perfectly. But if anyone knows what the fix is for the “Cannot install a CA Cert” that i have with client ver 0.12.0, that would be really very useful.

@rav Can I just please add, if you are setting it up for UEFI, you must when adding the DHCP option to the new policy, you must put the Fog IP address in Option 66. You might think you don’t need to, as you already have it in for the BIOS booting. But if you are adding a policy for UFEI you must add the fog server address into option 66 for tftp server, otherwise the UFEI client does not know where to get the IPXE.EFI file (or whichever file you specify in option 67) from.

This is not in the WIKI and is a step that is often missed. Especially by me.

@trev-lchs it appears this was a one off and subsequent installs have not had this issue. So this one can be written off as solved. Seems the resize NTFS partition failed to work one time.