@george1421 answering that questions only makes sense if we have the connection to the askers.
Also i am wondering about some questions, why we have not seen this kind of questions before? Maybe they didn’t find the forum or it’s the gap between registering an account, formulating a question and wait for the answer 
Regards X23
What was in this deleted post from PDQ?
Here are the questions from the webcast… the more or less regarding to FOG 
How can you image using FOG on Windows 10? Also can you use FOG with Intel Gen 6 Processors? -OCSD A.
FOG is one of my favorite tools, but we purchased quite a few Lenovo M78 desktops in the past few years that will not boot with FOG’s iPXE. Is there a workaround to use on just these desktops or a way to push out bios updates safely? -Chris R.
What do you guys at PDQ use FOG for? What could we do if we incorparated FOG with our current PDQ use? -Zach M.
When you create a baseline, are those updated to the latest updates as they come out? If not is there away to make sure your baselines are always updated? -Paul K.
Are there significant advantages to FOG over MDT for an evironment that does not have remote assets that are not VPN’d in? -Zach M.
Can you create an image on FOG using an SSD? -OCSD A.
Our HP desktops can boot via PXE, but our dell vostro 260’s are no longer working. I was abte to create the image, but now they are no longer working. Any ideas? -Paul K.
Does fog allow offline imaging via usb key? -jorlando d.
How does FOG and PDQ handle windows updates? -Ryan M.
I haven’t worked with Snapins much but after I Image with Fog is there a way ti set the OOBE answers (i.e. user that will be using this computer, etc), using the snapin feature for when I image Windows 10? -C P.
Are there any network card driver issues using FOG imaging? -Rod C.
Do you create a Windows 7 image with full updates or are you updating with Rollup packages? -Chris W.
Can I use existing SCCM images with FOG or do I need to create all new images? -Doug K.
Regards X23
to complete this:
https://www.adminarsenal.com/blog/automating-software-installs-for-imaged-computers/
https://www.adminarsenal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/pdq-deploy-start-deployment.txt
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Start a PDQ Deploy Deployment on a target machine
.DESCRIPTION
Trigger a PDQ Deploy deployment to start locally or on a remote machine with PDQ Deploy installed
.EXAMPLE
Start-Deployment -PackageName "Example Package" -Targets "Wolverine"
.EXAMPLE
Start-Deployment -ScheduleName "Example Schedule" -Targets "Wolverine"
.EXAMPLE
Start-Deployment -ScheduleID 123 -Targets "Wolverine"
.PARAMETER DeployComputerName
The machine with PDQ Deploy installed. This defaults to the local machine
.PARAMETER PackageName
The names of packages on DeployMachine that you wish to use
.PARAMETER ScheduleName
The names of schedules on DeployMachine that you wish to use
.PARAMETER ScheduleID
The schedule IDs on DeployMachine that you wish to use
.PARAMETER Targets
A list of targets that you wish to deploy a package or schedule to. Leave blank if you wish to target the local machine.
#>
[cmdletbinding(
SupportsShouldProcess = $True
)]
Param(
[String]$DeployComputerName = $env:COMPUTERNAME,
[Parameter (ParameterSetName = "Package")]
[string]$PackageName,
[Parameter (ParameterSetName = "Package")]
[String[]]$Targets = $env:COMPUTERNAME,
[Parameter (ParameterSetName = "Schedule")]
[string]$ScheduleName,
[Parameter (ParameterSetName = "ScheduleID")]
[Int]$ScheduleID
)
Process {
# Add parameters to a hashtable to easily push into invoke-command as an argument
$MyParameters = @{
DeployComputerName = $DeployComputerName
PackageName = $PackageName
Targets = $Targets
ScheduleName = $ScheduleName
ScheduleID = $ScheduleID
DeploymentType = $PSCmdlet.ParameterSetName
}
# This outputs a pwoershell.log to the root directory of the target machine
$MyParameters | Out-String | Out-File C:\powershell.log
# Testing to see if PSRemoting is enabled
If (Test-WSMan -ComputerName $DeployComputerName) {
Write-Verbose "Test-WSMan test passed on $DeployComputerName"
# Added -Whatif capability to script
If ( $PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess($DeployComputerName, "Starting deployment with the following parameters:`n $($MyParameters | Out-String)") ) {
# Connect to Deploy machine and attempts to start a deployment
Invoke-Command -ComputerName $DeployComputerName -ArgumentList ($MyParameters) -ScriptBlock {
Param ($MyParameters)
# This outputs a powershell.log to the root directory of the deploy machine
$MyParameters | Out-String | Out-File C:\powershell.log
# Build command string based on deployment type
Switch ($MyParameters.DeploymentType) {
"Package" {
$PDQDeployCommand = "pdqdeploy deploy -package ""$($MyParameters.PackageName)"" -targets $($MyParameters.Targets)"
}
"Schedule" {
$DB = "$env:ProgramData\Admin Arsenal\PDQ Deploy\Database.db"
$SQL = "SELECT ScheduleID FROM Schedules WHERE Name = '$($MyParameters.ScheduleName)' COLLATE NOCASE;"
$ScheduleID = $SQL | sqlite3.exe $db
$PDQDeployCommand = "pdqdeploy StartSchedule -ScheduleId $ScheduleID"
}
"ScheduleID" {
$PDQDeployCommand = "pdqdeploy StartSchedule -ScheduleId $($MyParameters.ScheduleID)"
}
}
# Append the actual command that will be run to powershell.log
"Invoke-command: $PDQDeployCommand" | Out-File C:\powershell.log -Append
# Create and invoke scriptblock
$PDQDeployCommand = [ScriptBlock]::Create($PDQDeployCommand)
$PDQDeployCommand.Invoke()
}
}
}
}
the webcast contains a lot of questions regarding to fog that couldn’t been answered by the two scotch loving guys.
Regards X23
Hi,
in order to @george1421 's post, because of the may incoming space issue i have the main fog server on a vm with only 50gb of storage and an additional physical storage node with 4tb raid storage that will also went on a backup tape each week. our vm’s on esx also have a backup each week.
Regards X23
@Wayne-Workman but the only reason for me for this is because their software pieces are really great and i really like that they offer the free mode of the the product even when i am pdq deploy pro user.
Cool for guys who cannot make the yearly invest.
Sounds great how do you guys want to manage fog images in a better way as it is? Little details please?
FYI i am a paying PDQ Deploy Customer Lovely tool.
What i found so far:
http://bobhenderson.org/fog-zero-touch-imaging-with-pdq-deploy/
http://bobhenderson.org/pdq-deploy-fog-imaging-happiness-take-2/
Regards X23
Mod edited
to solve this in future i will add a “net time…” command to my first logged on user.
This is strange, after letting some time go (10-15 minutes) the clients did their reboots and ad join’s after some minutes even when the inital error occour in the fog client log.
FYI Server and Client time was correct.
Regards X23
Hi,
i’ve updated today to RC9 and had some deployments, my image contains fog client 11.4. The client doesn’t update the fog client, therefore no renaming and domain join and or snapins.
Here is the fog client log: http://pastebin.com/VdVBNw4F
Help please.
Regards X23
Hi,
here is one example of my printers:
Alias: KM C258 (AT)
Printer INF File: \\it4005\Treiber\Drucker\KM\C258\KOAYCJ__.INF
Printer IP: 172.19.100.242
Printer Port: IP_172.19.100.242 (It's only the displayname for the port)
Printer Model: KONICA MINOLTA C368SeriesPCL (this is important and have to match the inf file printername)
Printer Config File: \\it4005\Treiber\Drucker\KM\C258\settings.dat (there are vbs scripts that import/export windows printer settings)
the share \it4005\Treiber… is public readable.
If your target systems are win10 try to use drivers from a share the ones embedded for hp are s***
@ablohowiak about how much systems connecting the server we are talking about if you say the load is slowing the machine? My first intention would be get a more powerful system?
create a index.html in /var/www with the following content:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=/fog">
@emerinea well done, but you should check wether dns is not working correctly or if the hostname is wrong.
Anyway it’s time to go to a newer version you should migrate if you find the time.
Regards X23
@Jaymes-Driver i would just pick the bg color and swap it into dark 
dirty ps tricks