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@mparlette @george1421 Thanks. I’m not sure what the issue was, but I believe it to have been network related. I didn’t realize it initially when I posted but the pings I was doing, showed dropped packets galore (even while some were successful). I’m working my way through the install guide after creating a new VM, and so far it’s looking alright. No packet loss on an initial test ping. We’ll see what happens when I start the FOG installer!

EDIT:
SUCCESS!

@wanderbread Ah yes ISA cards. Glad I left them behind back in the 1990’s…

Watch the IRQ number, make sure its not shared with another device in the computer. The ISA cards had a jumper to select the irq port. irq 3 and 4 were for the serial ports. irq 2 was for the printer (I think). That left irq 5 and 7 open for add in cards (confirm with ancient text documents to be sure). Could the on board nic be interfering with the add in one?

@wanderbread ok… so Ubuntu 12 isn’t recommended for the new fog 1.3.0 release candidate, and upgrading Ubuntu has always ended in fog disaster. And your current installation is messed up and on a very old OS, and running a fairly old version if fog.

You need to rebuild.

I’m going to recommend to you that you make a copy of your images to somewhere, they are in /images and then backup your database with thus command and put this somewhere safe too: mysqldump fog > fogdb.sql

And then nuke this server and install something recent like CENTOS 7 or Ubuntu 16, use the same IP, and install fog 1.3.0 release candidate, and after that is done, backup the new database with tge same above command, then import the old database, and move images back over.

@george1421 I did briefly, but it doesn’t appear that Veeam Endpoint would be compatible. Target requirements.