@jbranka4 is it possible that you boot all your computers by default via network? If so i bet the exit type is a problem.
what if you try to boot the hard drive from a computer by it’s boot menu manually by hdd/ssd what ever, i am sure it will boot. now try to manually boot via network and try to boot from local harddrive entry, if it just reenters the menu the exit type should be the problem.
Hi,
i am still not sure if the banner will be kept when updating.
I was helping some guy remotely and we updated fog after that he was missing his banner.
Then i digged in the backup and copied it back to it’s place, that was the reason i’ve opened this here.
Afai remember in the past (older releases) we also had to copy a custom pxe background again and again if fog has been updated. So i am not sure what is kept and what not.
So what i want is to know is, do current releases keep the banner if there is a custom one?
Regards X23
@jeffrey-boulais there is a LTSB of 2015 and 2016, 2015 is 1511 and 2016 1607 afai remember 1511 still had the autostart problem.
@moses said in Per-group timezone settings via FOG client:
It would be nice if we could set the client’s time zone on a per-group or even per-client basis.
You don’t have a server on your network that’s working as ntp source on each of your sites?
Hi,
why not update to working branch? Like tom said the problem should be solved then.
If you normally don’t want to stick with working-branch you can wait for the next RC release and switch then back to dev-branch while you used working-branch in the meantime.
Regards X23
@jeffrey-boulais we have seen occurances of this in the past where we had race conditions while starting the service, could you please try to set the service from auto to delayed-auto? will this work? Which version of windows are you using?
How do you deal with the fog client? You need to disable the service before you create the image and you have to enable it again while deploying (setupcomplete.cmd).
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=FOG_Client#FOG_Client_with_Sysprep
Batch!:
net user /add USERNAME PASSWORD
net localgroup GROUPNAME USERNAME /add
@avaryan said in Windows (Powershell) / Username=Computername:
$Password = “password” | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force
It does not make sense to encrypt the password within the same script. :D
You need to use the encrypted string and don’t encrypt it within the same script 
@Tywyn like @Avaryan said why not use unattend.xml to create local users?
@jhalbert said in Computer getting 4 new mac address daily:
I guess all these macs I have is from the cars themselves.
I would like to understand what is the cause here, the guy is using bluetooth device in different cars with his computers? And the macs you see are from the cars?
Regards X23
