@theopenem_admin Gotcha....it has been several months since I did an upload. Thanks.

@jpala BIOS...fixed it, Thanks!

@theopenem_admin It loads several HBA and SCSI drivers, but I don't see any errors related to the hard drive, or any reference to the hard drive, for that matter. Trying to find a place I can SFTP the dmesg output file to. I'll reply as soon as I have it.

no. there are diffrent models with the same issue.

I'm now pretty sure it has something to do with the network configuration. pxe server is in another subnet/vlan than clients. I did a test with a client in the same server vlan and it worked all the time.

I tried setting an ip-helper but that didn't solve it. I'm digging deeper since the issue has to be in the network imo.

if you have any experience or tips that would be much appreciated.

@theopenem_admin got in! Thanks a mil!

There is an existing thread that covers most of the problems related to this.

https://forum.theopenem.com/topic/188/could-not-save-mbr-gpt?_=1635773224407

Clients communicate with server over port 8888. Servers communicate to each other over port 80 and 8080. LDAP depends on your environment, it's 389 or 636

@theopenem_admin Thank you

@theopenem_admin Yeah, thanks. I've been looking at FOG and it seems like it'll work nicely.

@theopenem_admin Thanks i was abel to do it via custom invenentory , i thinks custom invenentory is not documented in docs webside

below is the script to help if someone is looking for something similar

$rebootrequired =([string](get-content "C:\Program Files\Toec\logs\service.log" | Select-String -Pattern "INFO" -NotMatch | select-string -pattern "ModuleWuManager - Reboot Required: True" | select -last 1)).SubString(0,10)
$lastreboot = [datetime]::ParseExact((((Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem).LastBootUpTime).Substring(0, ((Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem).LastBootUpTime).IndexOf('.'))),'yyyyMMddHHmmss', $null).ToString('yyyy-MM-dd')
if($rebootrequired -ge $lastreboot){
Write-Output "reboot required True"
}else{
Write-Output "reboot required False"
}

@theopenem_admin awesome. I will try it!

thank you

Where is there a prompt for username and password in Swagger? You need to first get a token from /Token/Get. You would use the username and password for webui to get the token.

@theopenem_admin

Thx, it works, I have to create usb stick without secure boot, and disable secure boot on the HP.

But that's weird, it works with secure boot enable on other laptop.

thx

@theopenem_admin Ok, perfect. That's the step I was missing, thanks.

@theopenem_admin i found it's only happening with wind 11 education

You can use the classes since your DHCP server supports it. These are the paths.

proxy/bios/pxeboot.0
proxy/efi32/pxeboot.0
proxy/efi64/pxeboot.0

Leave your Theopenem pxe settings set to proxy.

We are thinking it might be something in the bios of the computer. It is using a usb-c ethernet adapter, but we tested the adapter with another computer with usb-c and the adapter works fine on that computer. We have ordered the special network adapter for the laptop and are going to test that out, if it still doesn't work, we might go in and start looking at bios settings to see what we might try changing. Any recommendations?

Yea you need to create the image with it set to AHCI, and each computer you deploy to will need to be AHCI. Your volume license is the best bet. You can use the Windows image environment if you want to leave raid on, but when using linux it must be AHCI.

That worked! Thank you!

Inserting the "NOT" directly in the smart_group_queries table seems to make the query work but leads to errors in UI