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It wasn't, no. Looks like that may have done the trick, we're already at 10% now and that's farther than I've seen it go all week

If you need to support secure boot, you'll need to use the windows imaging environment. Other than that you need to disable secure boot, image, then reenable.

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Apparently I zoned out for that 30 seconds. Found it.

Is there a way to push that policy manually, or force it to run on the test machine that's already finished the original joindomain policy? I've assigned it, but don't see a way to push it to the box and have no idea if/when it'll run.

So i figured it out, I think! It may had to do with the way I was creating the Image. I was having issues where I created the image via on-demand, it kept saying computer was not registered. Even after I installed toec.exe and approved the pc in theopenem web gui and runing the .\toec.exe --prepareimage on the computer with the image i was uploading. This maybe due to the fact that i didnt Collect Inventory or Force Check-In.

Once I did the Collect Inventory and Force Check-In and got all the data to load in from the computer I was able to successfully create the image via the exesting task and I was able to Deploy the image with out having this "Error Determining HD Size Required".

Hope this will help anyone having this issue like I was.

It's only a front end cert. You can replace it to get rid of the cert errors in your browser if you want.

@theopenem_admin That was it, much appreciated. Com server was set to https - changed this to http, rebuilt the clients and re-installed.

Seems to be working now - I guess I'm so used to typing https!

Many thanks,
Leigh

Image upload uses port 9000-10000. Everything else uses port 8888,8080,and 80.

@theopenem_admin Thank you for the hint! I am able to upload and deploy the image after I fixed the partition issue. Thanks!!

You need a dhcp server that supports pxe boot. An at home router will not do that. You need an extra piece called a proxy dhcp server. Have you looked at this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=041BeOI6_cc

You can ignore the dhcp settings in the video and just focus on the proxy config.

It should show somewhere as long as it's not more than 12 hours.

Correct.

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Awesome, thanks!

Clearing cache seems to have worked, thank you this fixed this issue.

Alright, thanks. I'll continue as is for now and see if the connections becomes a problem.

@theopenem_admin Yes that is where i created it from i was stumped to!! I am going to remove the software and reinstall today ! and see fi that fixes my problem !

@theopenem_admin Thank you for the suggestion. Changing the password fixed it for me.
I just wasn't sure if that account was linked to anything else and needed the password it was initially created with. Thanks again for the help.

I don't have any migration docs right now. You would need to install on the new server then export the database from the old server and import to the new. You will also need the db encryption key from the web.config file. I can try to make a guide for this, but not sure when.