@george1421 Yup that did it! It was a combination of the Fog server’s firewall as well as my trying to connect to the web interface using the imaging network’s IP instead of the business network IP. Once I disabled the firewall again and tried the other IP I was able to finally reach the web interface.
Thanks for the help!
Update: I just went back through and checked all the places where the fog password is set and somehow the tftp settings in the Web interface was a different password. I set it to the same password that was in /opt/fog/.fogsettings.
Now I’m trying to capture the image again. Hopefully that’s all it was. I’ll give another update if it was successful or not.
I decided to go ahead and start all over with CentOS7 instead of Fedora this time. I setup the server as well as Fog the same exact way. This time I didn’t run into any issues with the Fog server’s firewall like I did on the Fedora server. And I was able to successfully capture an image from my test laptop with no errors.
I’m running another test right now with deploying the image to the laptop to make sure there’s no issues there, but it looks like switching to CentOS worked for me.
I know the most recent wiki on installing fog on Fedora is specifically for Fedora 25 so maybe a lot has changed between Fedora 25 and Fedora 28 that the same instructions won’t work, but I’m just guessing.
Looks like I needed to be a little more patient or do just a little more research. I read a post that explained that this is a known issue and it will sometimes get stuck on “Saving original partition table…” but will eventually move past it after about 5 minutes or so. Sure enough, my capture process continued after a little while. Good to know.
YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING!
Both the capture and deploy tasks completed successfully! Thank you all so much for your help! Now I can have our staging team start using Fog for our equipment with RAID.
Thanks again!
@george1421 It looks like that did it! It’s currently capturing the image. I’ll keep an eye on it to make sure it completes without any errors. Then I’ll try and deploy the image back to the tablet to make sure that works as well.