@theopenem_admin They don't seem to be doing either. I've not been monitoring them as they're starting, but I believe this might be tied to the error that we're getting trying to deploy images on some machines. I was about to create a separate issue for that, but I'll mention it here. Several of our on-demand deploy tasks fail at ...... Unknown Error Occured While Determining Minimum HD Size Required. I think they're creating a task that neither starts or finishes, and they just hang around until I remove them.

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THANK YOU! It is insanity that even with the SecureBoot function disabled in the BIOS it still wouldn't boot past the cursor with the ISO created with the SecureBoot shim in place. But creating a new one without it did the trick. TheOpenEM > MDT for so many reasons. So glad we get to keep using it!

I will keep messing with it, and report what I run into, in case this weird circumstance happens with anyone else. To clarify, this happened after I joined the TOEMS server to another domain and changed it's IP address. So yeah, there's plenty that could go wrong. Hopefully, I'm an edge case.

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I did not enable it ,the value set to false

Thank you

@itisljar OK, to reply to myself, I've disabled in BIOS every other boot device that pointed to HDD except Windows Boot Loader, and made image with that, and it works.
Will do that as workaround.

@theopenem_admin That'd do it, alright Thanks.

@theopenem_admin Confirmed ForceReinstall does NOT unregister Remotely I've only got a few, so we can correct all but two, so I will leave a test case, whenever you have another version ready

@wulbs I was having the same problem when I run the toems_dhcp_proxy on the same server, then I run the toems_dhcp_proxy on another computer on the same subnet with the server and it works that way.

Understood. It was done this way because I didn't want a scroll bar on the main nav menu. So if the main nav menu can't fit on your screen then it switches to mobile.

What are you having trouble with? You just need to create a printer module and assign it to a policy.

This is the ClientApi log, all other logs show no new information.

@theopenem_admin Thanks. That has now been changed to match the correct IP and port. I am now seeing error of Could Not Find Any Usable Image Servers.

@opticalhaze I had to redue my images as they were ported over from CD and that resolved it.

Thank you admin for the help.. I already find the solution..

I delete the "/Windows/Panther/unattend.xml" then re-upload it again to server.

@kingpinz said in Image Upload Server:

nfiguring the server and API connectors saw the figure of 60 when testing connectivity.

Please post the deploy log that has this error.

@theopenem_admin Ok, I'll do that. I take it there's no way to do that at the module level? I was trying to run it from the instant Module Runner, to test the module before attaching it to a policy.

@theopenem_admin Ok, I'll think on that. Is it possible to give a policy two conditions? Right now, I'm using the domain join policy as provided in the universal image video. If I can limit that to newly imaged AND certain computer names, I think I can do it. Thanks again!

@brywhi said in No Checkins:

If I similarly used a self-signed cert for 8888, I'm assuming I'd have to add that cert to the domain root CA , or else each client would reject communications with the server. Correct?

Yes, or you can just skip it since it's already encrypted with the built in certs.

Port 8080 is used when uploading files through the web ui.

I've migrated the installation to an IIS Express and it is working great so far.

You should probably always upload to the default profile, but I still think it messes with the deployment for the other profiles, because there is always only 1 schema for the image regardless of the profiles.