Posts made by Warrender6

@Quazz
Should there be a link?

@Quazz
Thanks!
I´m not completely sure what you mean.
Should i edit the file like this?

…
next-server 172.28.0.230;
option domain-name-server 10.66.109.10;

subnet…

Thanks for your help!
Here is the config.

The clients are not the problem. I run these commands before I started this thread.

Server

• FOG Version:6054
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04

Client

• Service Version:
• OS: Windows

Description

Hello,
I changed the DNS Server from 172.28.0.248 to 10.66.109.10 in /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf on the Fog Server (Fog is DHCP Server as well) and restarted the services and the server. Unfortunately the clients get the old DNS.
On an other fog server (0.32 Ubuntu 12.04) I did the same and everything works fine.
Can you help me please?

In /var/www/fog/service/ipxe I see these files:

At first I upgraded to SVN version, but I´am not completely sure, if this Version is installed and works. Where can I see if I´m using SVN version?
Then I upgraded to FOG-Trunk. I did a snapshot from the VM. So I can test, up- and downgrade easily. Unfortunately I got a lot of problems: Apache 2 and tftp didn’t start with a lot of errors. So I don´t want to upgrade to the trunk version at work.

I was to fast and wrote that it works, but it still doesn’t work - sorry for that.
The fog-menu appears now, but I can´t register the dell-client or clone the client, if I do a pre-staging.

Thank you very much! It works!

Is it possible to use ipxe.efi and undionly.kpxe with one dhcp-Server? I just konw that you can use static dhcp like this f. e.:
host dell-client {
file name=ipxe.efi
hardware ethernet 00:02:c3:d0:e5:83;
fixed-address 40.175.42.254;
}

Wenn the dell client boot the fog-menu I have to enter the ip of the tftp-Server. Can I automate this?

Here are two files of wireshark showing the tftp and bootp traffic during booting. Now the dchpd.conf is changed to ipxe.efi. As you can see in the tftp-File there is an error: The ipxe.efi file could not be found.
Do i need to install something? I just did an upgrade from fog 0.32 to 1.2 and it is the first time that i use the fog server with uefi.

1_1448436922402_fog_bootp2.pcapng.pcap
0_1448436922402_fog_tftp2.pcapng.pcap

Edit:
These files are in /tftpboot

@Sebastian-Roth
I changed the dhcpd.conf to ipxe.efi instead auf undionly.kpxe again and I got an other error as you can see in the picture.

@george1421
UEFI mode is on and secure boot is turned off. I interrupted during booting by pressing F12 and chose the network-Adapter IPv4

@Sebastian-Roth
A0:CE:C8:06:7E:2B ist the MAC of the Client (Dell).
00:26:18:94:18:a0 is the MAC of physical Ethernet Card of the Vmware-Server (not the VM).

I took of a video of the bootup. The booting is really very fast, but i could make a screenshot of the message.
After that the client boots again.

Maybe it is importent to know that the Fog-Server works fine with the same Network-Configuration, but other Client-Hardware.
I also tried to image the Dell-Client with a different Fog-Server (0.32) on Hyper-V, but i got the same mistake.

@Sebastian-Roth
Thanks!
The 2 files (bootp and tftp) are attached.
1_1448376934980_fog_tftp.pcapng
0_1448376934979_fog_bootp.pcap

@Sebastian-Roth
Yes. I´m using the FOG-dhcp.
In the dhcpd.conf the entry is undionly.kpxe. After changing to ipxe.efi and rebooting the dhcp-Server without errors the client still doesn´t start menu

Thank you for your quick response.
I edit the file as you wrote, reboot the server and tried it again, but it didn’t work.
Do I need a special USB-Adapter for the pxe-boot? As I wrote I see in the Bios the Adapter with the correct Mac-Address and I can choose these boot-option.

Hello,
i´m using Fog 1.2.0 (Ubuntu 12.04) in an test-environment (VM-Ware Workstation). I´m able to clone Vm´s and physical Machines with the server.
Now I want to clone a new Dell Inspiron 13 7000 Series, but I get no “fog-boot-Menu” when the client boots over the network. It is also to fast to read an error-message and to fast to stop during booting. I´m sure that the network configuration of Vm-Ware is right, because the client gets an IP from the Server.
Maybe it is a problem that the client has no physically network-card, only an USB-Network-Adapter. But in the BIOS (UEFI) I choose the Network-Boot Option and I also see the correct Mac-Address of the Adapter.
When I choose “legacy” instead of “UEFI” in the Bios I can change the Boot-order to Network as first, but nothing happens. I´m sure that “Network” is the first in the boot order.
Do you have any idea? Thanks!

First I want to thank you!
I´m using Fog for 2 years. I image a lot of different hardware with Windows 7. Everything works fine and I said to myself: Never change a running system. Sometimes I had to update the kernel. So I`m a fan of the server
It is the first time that I want to get an Image from a Hyper-VM and it is the first time that I use Windows 10.
The VM and the fog Server are in the same Subnet.
What is the difference between fog 1.2.0 and fog trunk version?
Do I need to upgrade Ubuntu? Now it is Ubuntu 12.4

Thank you for your quick response!
Do you have a howto for the upgrade from 0.32 to 1.2. I’m unable to find one.

Is it true, that there is no way to image a Computer over Pxe with UEFI?

Hello,
i´m trying to upload a Windows 10 Image from a hyper-V VM ( Server 2012,r2 Generation 1 IDE Hard Drive) to the fog Server 0.32. Unfortunately I get Errors, when I try to register the Client to the Fog Server
So I registrated the client manually on the server and started the upload-job getting the next error.

I tried several different kernels (3.19.3 x86_64, 3.19.3 x86, 4.12 x86_64, 4.12 x86).
Can you help me, please?