Posts made by Wayne Workman

@Basavarajnc

• What type of disk was the old drive?
• What type of disk is the new drive?
• What version of FOG are you using

@cklemm This is strange. What OS & version are you using?

@george1421 Will do. I have a mess of things to do in the wiki and I finally have some time this weekend for it.
#wiki

@JimmyJ0516 where it says interface you need to replace that with your actual interface. use ip addr list to get a list of them. Typical names are like eth0 or enp0s1 or similar. Google search: “linux network interface names” for learnings.

@Chris-Whiteley Have you seen this list: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Surface_Pro

@JimmyJ0516 Try this:
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_Web_Interface#Manually_test_WOL

If that doesn’t work, try this from the CLI:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wake-on-LAN

@dsloan-ethra Thanks. Also another option would be to just stop the FOG Client service via a snapin.

@zerpie Check SELinux: sestatus Also, see if turning the firewall off resolves it.

@jtyler It is not officially supported - but it can be if the @developers show interest in supporting it. I run daily installation tests on the officially supported OSs, the results are available to the public. The link to the daily results is in my signature, see below.

@newlined I would suggest shorter lease times. Something like below. These values are in seconds, so you can play with them yourself.

    default-lease-time 1800;
    max-lease-time 3600;

After each of these changes, you need to restart dhcp with this command: systemctl restart dhcpd

@zerpie said in Fog tftp only works when I disable firewalld:

I’m afraid that at this point I’ve spent way too much time trying to even get Fog to work at all that I’m going to need to look for another imaging solution.

That is unfortunate. Best of luck to you.

@phishphan Well that’s a pretty good sign. Hope it works out.

@smalltowntech You’re doing something wrong because Ubuntu 16.04 is currently passing the installation tests (see link in my signature) for the FOG master branch. I recommend you follow these instructions: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Getting_FOG

@zerpie Those firewalld rules in that article were out of date, I just updated them. Have you tried following along with this: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Fedora_25_Server
Yes, I know it’s for Fedora 25 but honestly the steps for Fedora 21 to 28 are pretty much identical.

@dsloan-ethra You could deploy a snapin that removes the fog client, and then do an ‘imediate image deploy’ from the web interface. That would accomplish what you’re wanting.

@phishphan said in Issue Imaging HP EliteDesk 800 G3:

On the machine that is working I have a boot option under UEFI that says M.2 Windows Boot Manager which does not exist on the machines that I’m attempting to image. I’m still getting the operating system not found on those.

This is interesting. What do you mean the other does not have this setting? Is it simply not available to choose, or is it there but not enabled? Can you post a photo?

@cjp82placer Do you have a web filter of any kind? You should check it to see if it’s blocking github.

@cjp82placer Ok since the time has changed - rerun those commands to see if the issue is resolved or not. Also, add a ping command which will test DNS resolution:

# Just check if the curl succeeds or not.
curl https://github.com/ > /dev/null 2>&1;echo $?
# Just check if the curl succeeds or not.
curl https://www.google.com/ > /dev/null 2>&1;echo $?
# test dns resolution of google.
ping -c 4 google.com
# test dns resolution of github
ping -c 4 github.com
# Directly ping one of github's IPs
ping -c 4 192.30.253.113

@quinniedid said in FOG Storage Relication:

Also, what port/protocol is used for storage replication or needed in this scenario?

Depends on how you choose to set it up. Using the multi-master configuration that George explained, you just need FTP for replication and port 80 for the PHP scripts on the remote nodes to listen for requests from the master server on.

But, with a 20 to 40Mbps link between your sites, that’s enough to just use fog in the standard way - with one master server and other storage nodes at your remote sites - and you can accomplish sending specific images to specific locations. You’d setup the location plugin - and you’d use FOG’s group-to-group image sharing. There’s no need to export/import anything in this setup and it’s officially supported.

@cjp82placer Next, on your fog server try this one:
curl https://www.google.com/