Thank you so much! I updated this morning and it seems to have solved my problem. I can now PXE boot using iPXE.

The LIE already uses efibootmgr to set the boot order. It should keep your boot order the same. You can verify in your imaging log. It will show you the boot order before imaging occurred and the boot order.

The WIE doesn't really have any reason to modify. You can't keep PXE as the default option when using the WIE. You can only PXE when you want to image.

Sorry. I thought of two more things.

It would be really nice if the title of the page reflected the section you were in (e.g. THEOPENEM > Computers > ComputerName) so that the browser history could have more detail than just "THEOPENEM". Is there (or could you add) an option to change the page/app timeout?

Merci, mais les pc n'étaient déjà enregistré j'ai essayé plusieurs cela fait la même chose, je n'ai pas accès à la fenêtre pour enregistrer le pc, peut être j'ai omis un paramètre dans la configuration du serveur ?

Phil

@theopenem_admin
Very very cool, I did run into an issue though, but it might be an edge case. I'm now getting "Failed" for a last run status on LDAP Sync (bind tests OK). It has ingested the security groups, by name, but membership is at 0 for all of them. It looks like this log message is the relevant exception occurring:

System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.DbUpdateException: An error occurred while updating the entries. See the inner exception for details. ---> System.Data.Entity.Core.UpdateException: An error occurred while updating the entries. See the inner exception for details. ---> MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlException: Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails ("theopenem"."group_memberships", CONSTRAINT "GROUP_FK" FOREIGN KEY ("group_id") REFERENCES "groups" ("group_id") ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE NO ACTION)

I went through the update sequence as listed in the guide, any chance I dropped a stitch and this one's on me?

It would be difficult to integrate with Mesh Central, but it could be done. That said, it's not something I have any interest in doing at the moment, as the remote feature that's already included with Theopenem works fine.

@eruthon Great idea too- to just rename via PS script.

We manage a lot of remote computers without physical access using TOEM/TOEC, and sometimes it gets crazy trying to figure out which computer is which

Are you syncing with ldap? That would provide that ability.

@theopenem_admin Thank you.

@cycy Thank you very much

@theopenem_admin Thank you

It says it ran, but the file wasn't added to the target.
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"Name": "Ignition Backup Deploy",
"Guid": "",
"Hash": null,
"Id": 2,
"Frequency": 0,
"Trigger": 2,
"SubFrequency": 0,
"StartDate": "2023-06-21T04:00:00",
"CompletedAction": 0,
"RemoveInstallCache": true,
"ExecutionType": 0,
"ErrorAction": 0,
"IsInventory": 1,
"RemoteAccess": 0,
"IsLoginTracker": false,
"IsApplicationMonitor": false,
"JoinDomain": false,
"DomainOU": null,
"ImagePrepCleanup": false,
"Order": 0,
"FrequencyMissedAction": 0,
"LogLevel": 0,
"ReRunExisting": false,
"SkipServerResult": false,
"StartWindowScheduleId": -1,
"EndWindowScheduleId": -1,
"CommandModules": [],
"FileCopyModules": [
{
"Guid": "",
"DisplayName": "Ignition Backup Deploy",
"Destination": "C:\Users\Critical\Downloads",
"Order": 0,
"Unzip": false,
"Overwrite": true,
"Files": [
{
"FileName": "",
"FileHash": ""
}
],
"ConditionFailedAction": 0,
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"DisplayName": null,
"Arguments": null,
"Timeout": 0,
"RedirectOutput": false,
"RedirectError": false,
"ScriptType": 0,
"SuccessCodes": [],
"WorkingDirectory": null,
"RunAs": ""
}
}
],
"PrinterModules": [],
"ScriptModules": [],
"SoftwareModules": [],
"WuModules": [],
"MessageModules": [],
"WinPeModules": [],
"WuType": 0,
"PolicyComCondition": 0,
"ConditionFailedAction": 0,
"Condition": {
"Guid": null,
"DisplayName": null,
"Arguments": null,
"Timeout": 0,
"RedirectOutput": false,
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"ScriptType": 0,
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I tried both an EXE, and a VPN config file, just to have a file to load. The file is uploaded to TOEMs. I blanked out the GUID/File name, but they seem to match the configured data fields. IE the GUID's look right, and the file name is correct.