@fpsacha After upgrading to RC-14; once I defined the master node (the fog server itself) and made sure all passwords were the same, the process has run seamlessly.

@Wayne-Workman Yep I am willing! Thanks!

@Tom-Elliott Yes the storage node is enabled.

@Wayne-Workman I created a node for the server itself and designated it the master node. I deleted the old image and created a new one with the storage set to default. Same result.

@Wayne-Workman My image looks pretty much identical to your screen shot. The exception is that my image is assigned to " default."

@Tom-Elliott Tom, sorry I am a new user and am a bit confused about assigning storage nodes. If I am using a single server as the default storage node, do I need to create a storage node or designate my single server as the master node? Additionally, is it necessary to create a group in order to image devices?

@Wayne-Workman Thanks Wayne. This is a new installation without storage nodes and using the default storage group. I am not using the location plug-in .

Sever - Dell Precision T3500 running Ubuntu 14.04 updated as of 10/12/16
Brand new Fog installation updated to trunk as of 10/11/16
Client - Dell Optiplex 790 running client updated 10/11/16

Steps :
Created and image call Optiplex790SFF
Completed Full Host Registration with the client via PXE and associated the host with the image
Check the the Host to insure that it is associated with the correct image and then create a basic task “upload”
Receive error message

@Tom-Elliott Capture.

During capture:upload. I created a image, completed a full registration and when I attempt to capture/upload I receive this error.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.3.0-RC-13
• OS: Ubuntu 14.04
  SVN:5962

Client is a Dell Optiplex 790 running Windows 10 Education Edition