Hello,

Due to various PCI certification requirements my company had to implement strict ACLs on our vlans, and now fog works for unicast, but not multicast. The PCs get to the blue wait screen and just sit there.

When troubleshooting we get the usual: Timeout notAnswered=[0,1] notReady=[0,1] nrAns=0 nrRead=0 nrPart=2 avg=10000 connecting clients in debug mode when attempting to start the image.

We even tried to permit all IGMP and PIM on the ACL. We don’t believe it is not the server because it works on other vlans and worked on these ones before the change. All statements in the ACLs are permits

We also permitted any protocol for the fog server’s ip and the rendezvous ip of 234.X.X.X, 224.0.0.1, and 224.0.0.251 (These are the groups that the server shows to have joined) just to test.

Is there another protocol that could be blocked? Do the computers talk to each other before starting?

Any ideas are welcome, thanks.

This is a fresh install of 1.0.1 btw on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.

Thanks,

Just to make sure I communicated it correctly. In fog 0.32 I would go to group management, AD, and then when I clicked on that setting it would fill out the form with what I had stored in fog as the Active Directory defaults so that I only had to click Update.

in 1.0.1 when I click on that “join…” check box, it just leaves the default fog/password there instead. I’m not talking about checking host for host. It just used to have a javascript or ajax portion that would fill it in for me when I clicked that checkbox.

Hello,

I have set the AD settings under Fog Configuration > Fog Settings > Active Directory Defaults, but when I go to modify a group and select the check Join Domain after image task check box, it uses the default fog/password. I had to all hosts to a group and modify it manually. Confirmed the settings are saved under Active Directory Defaults.

Any ideas on where I should look to fix this in the php files?

Thanks