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‎Image Capture

2016-07-08T03:17:15Z

‎Image Capture

2016-07-08T03:16:53Z

‎Image Capture

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‎Absolute Basics

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‎Image Upload

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‎DBAN: Added new DBAN article as a link.

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‎Before Running Sysprep

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‎Firewall Exceptions

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‎Firewall Exceptions

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‎Single Image Machines

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   NOTE: setting a Windows 7 OStype, will clone a 512 bytes MBR: at the boot the system will show the string GRUB and then will hang!
-With this configuration, after the image upload, in the directory '''/images''' of the fog server there should be a directory with the name selected for the image containing:
+With this configuration, after the image capture, in the directory '''/images''' of the fog server there should be a directory with the name selected for the image containing:
 * d1.mbr (the MBR: should be 32256 bytes)

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 * OStype Linux
-The option Single disk, multiple partition will manage to upload/deploy all the partition of the disk.
+The option Single disk, multiple partition will manage to capture/deploy all the partition of the disk.
 The OStype setted to Linux will copy a 32256 bytes MBR.

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 === Image Capture ===
-The image upload needs to be set as:
+The image capture needs to be set as:
 * Single disk, multiple partitions

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 == Absolute Basics ==
-When using FOG all clients should be setup to have PXE boot as the [[Booting into FOG and Uploading your first Image#Set_client_to_PXE_boot_in_BIOS|first boot device]]. This allows imaging tasks to be deployed without visiting the client computer, while only slowing down the boot process by a few seconds.<br>
+When using FOG all clients should be setup to have PXE boot as the [[Booting into FOG and Capturing your first Image#Set_client_to_PXE_boot_in_BIOS|first boot device]]. This allows imaging tasks to be deployed without visiting the client computer, while only slowing down the boot process by a few seconds.<br>
-If you are following this guide straight through, it is a good idea to test an upload on a spare computer rather than testing it on your master image after doing all the steps below, just in case of complications.
+If you are following this guide straight through, it is a good idea to test a capture on a spare computer rather than testing it on your master image after doing all the steps below, just in case of complications.
 === Deciding on an Image Strategy ===

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 Here we setup a custom grub wallpaper: it is an XPM image, 640x480, 14 colors.
-=== Image Upload ===
+=== Image Capture ===
-The image upload need to be setted as:
+The image upload needs to be set as:
 * Single disk, multiple partitions

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 ==== DBAN ====
 [http://www.dban.org/ DBAN] is another tool you could use to wipe a drive. It is available as a bootable ISO (or put on a USB drive if you wish[http://www.pendrivelinux.com/]) and can wipe many drives at the same time. It supports all types of wipes. Either Zero, Random, 7 Pass, or even 35 Pass.
 == Single Image Machines ==

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 Windows 7: Add NetDOM*
-*As of FOG 0.28 this is no longer riquired.<br/>
+*As of FOG 0.28 this is no longer required.<br/>
 Both: Download Sysprep - don't use included version

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 === Firewall Exceptions ===
-* Run these in Administrative Command Prompt(cmd)
+* Run these in Administrative Command Prompt(cmd) on the host to allow communication between the FOG Client Service installed on the Host and the FOG Server
 <pre>
      netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Fog Client" dir=in action=allow program="C:\Program Files\FOG\FOGService.exe"

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 ::* shrinking/turning off system restore.
 ::* removing hotfix uninstaller folders
 === Before Running Sysprep ===