Hey Tom,
I am having the same issue a VincentJ the machine only has one nic and it only happens when I send the command to to do a hardware inventory from the fog advance snapin module. If I do a full inventory from the machine it self everything works fine the machine also only has one nic installed and its a physical machine not vm.
because I have a computer named scanningstation and when I do that and submit a task it messes up the database I had to restore maybe three times now because of it I am trying to figure out what actually triggers it. I am not sure if it is because I am trying to enter the pc manually or if its something else.
Hey Tom,
So it looks like
Basic task > Advanced > Inventory hardware does not work properly when the computer reboots it give invilad mac address and screws up the database. I have learned my lession and now make backups of all of my databases 
Also any reason why DNS won’t resolve the host names in the data base if i can ping them successfully?
I was thinking I can build you a vmware server giving you full access if that would help any?
Hey Tom,
For the multiple snapin deployment could you make a way to select multiple files to deploy and not have to deploy them all also what would you need to test gpt.
Tom it is working I am still getting errors in the log file on the client side but the snapins are deploying.
yes I added both to fog though should I try to remove one the problem with hyper-v is they have two types of nics legacy adapter which boots from lan and the regular which I have not found away to have it boot from the lan So i needed to use both.
I attached the logs and access log is just the end of the log let me know if you need more.
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/515_error.txt?:”]error.txt[/url][url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/516_accessupload.txt?:”]accessupload.txt[/url]
Hey Tom,
Still getting invalid MAC error I attached fog service log.
[url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/513_fog2.txt?:”]fog2.txt[/url]
Is it because in fog the MAC address are using : and not -. I am not sure if that is the cause of the formatting error.
I am getting this error with out any snapins being deployed
Unable to determain snapin status because the MAC address was not correctly formated.
hey Tom I am getting a new error now. This is after dropping my old database because the currpted client would not let me access much and starting a new one I re inventory the computer whiched worked fine but now I am getting this.
Unable to determain snapin status because the MAC address was not correctly formated.
Good morning all. Tom I am downloading new version as we speak will let you know if I have any problems.
[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 21813, member: 7271”]Changing the checkin time is done per client in the file config.ini found in “C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\etc”
I’ve got mine, now, set to 20 seconds just for testing, still trying to work out kink in it.
I don’t know why You’re seeing the issue with that, did it create the host and did you set an Image with the host?[/quote]
it created the host but when I click on it it shows no data like it is corrupted. I am not sure why it happened I just did a full host inventory from PXE menu.
Went to add a new workstation to try to image and test and started to get this errors
FOG DEBUG: Host: Database Load Failed: ID: 0, Error: Row not found