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 #Enter the IP address of the storage node.
 #Confirm your interface
-#Then you will need to enter the IP address or host name of the node running the FOG database (Fog Server IP)
+#Then you will need to enter the IP address or host name of the node running the FOG database (FOG Server IP)
-#Then you will be prompted for a username (typically fogstorage) and a password that is located on the FOG server, that will allow the storage node to access the main FOG server's database. This information is located in the FOG management portal for convenience (on the main for server). It can be accessed via Other Information -> FOG settings -> section FOG Storage Nodes.
+#Then you will be prompted for a username (typically fogstorage) and a password that is located on the FOG server, that will allow the storage node to access the main FOG server's database. This information is located in the FOG management portal for convenience (on the main FOG server). It can be accessed via Other Information -> FOG settings -> section FOG Storage Nodes.
 #You will then be prompted to confirm your installation settings, if they are correct press Y end hit Enter.
 #When installation completes, the install will produce a username and password that will be needed to add the storage node to the FOG management portal. Username is "fog", password is in /opt/fog/.fogsettings
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 #Enter the IP address of the storage node you are adding. This must be the IP address of the node, <u>'''DO NOT'''</u> use a hostname or the node will not function correctly.
 #Enter the maximum number of unicast clients you would like this node to handle at one time. The value that we recommend is 10.
-#Is Master Node is a very dangerous settings, but for right now leave it unchecked, for more details please see: [[Managing_FOG#Master_Node_Status | Master Node Status]].
+#Is Master Node is a very dangerous setting, but for right now leave it unchecked, for more details please see: [[Managing_FOG#Master_Node_Status | Master Node Status]].
 #Next, select the storage group you would like this member to be a part of, in our example we will pick Default
 #Next, specify the image location on the storage node, typically /images/, your image location should always end with a /.
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 == Monitoring The Master Node ==
-*On all storage nodes there is a new service (as of version 0.24) called FOGImageReplicator which is a very basic script which, if the node is the master, copies all of its images to all other nodes in the storage group. The coping is done every ten minutes by default, which means your images are NOT instantly duplicated to all nodes.
+*On all storage nodes there is a new service (as of version 0.24) called FOGImageReplicator which is a very basic script which, if the node is the master, copies all of its images to all other nodes in the storage group. The copying is done every ten minutes by default, which means your images are NOT instantly duplicated to all nodes.
 *If you would like to view the status of the image replication, you can do so on the storage node by switching to tty3, by typing ctl + alt + f3. Output is also logged to a file in the /opt/fog/log directory.
 **FOGImageReplicator logs are also located in [[File:Config.png]] Fog Configuration --> Log Viewer --> FILE: [Select Image Replicator]

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 *This is an option that has been successfully done on a few occasions and <u>'''NOT ALL'''</u> NAS devices work as a Storage node.
 **This is a generic setup for NAS devices
-**[[Use_FOG_with_FreeNAS | FreeNAS]] has been reported to work.
+**[[Use_FOG_with_FreeNAS | FreeNAS]] has been reported to work as a storage node.
 == Basic Idea ==

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 *This is an option that has been successfully done on a few occasions and <u>'''NOT ALL'''</u> NAS devices work as a Storage node.
 **This is a generic setup for NAS devices
-**[[FreeNAS | Use_FOG_with_FreeNAS]] has been reported to work.
+**[[Use_FOG_with_FreeNAS | FreeNAS]] has been reported to work.
 == Basic Idea ==

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 *This is an option that has been successfully done on a few occasions and <u>'''NOT ALL'''</u> NAS devices work as a Storage node.
 **This is a generic setup for NAS devices
 == Basic Idea ==

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 *[[File:Bad_Node_info.png]]
 *[[File:Bad_Node.png]]
-* Information sited from
+* Information sited from http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/create-nas-and-fog-1-1-2.12597/#post-44080
 *Check to see if your NAS device can connect to your FOG server's mysql.

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 *Unpack the FOG tar and navigate to fog/bin.
-*Figure out what operating system your NAS is using and try to figure out if it is closer to Red Hat, Ubuntu, or debian.
+*Figure out what operating system your NAS is using and try to figure out if it is closer to Red Hat, Ubuntu, Centos, or debian.
 * Run the installation script, ./installfog.sh

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	*Try again to access the server mysql database. If successful please go back to your webgui and see if your information is displaying correctly.		*Try again to access the server mysql database. If successful please go back to your webgui and see if your information is displaying correctly.
		+	[[File:Good_NAS.png]]

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	#Find the line '''bind-address''' and change '''127.0.0.1''' and change to the FOG server IP.		#Find the line '''bind-address''' and change '''127.0.0.1''' and change to the FOG server IP.
	#*bind-address =127.0.0.1 --> bind-address =<ipoffogserver>		#*bind-address =127.0.0.1 --> bind-address =<ipoffogserver>
		+	#Restart mysql
		+	<pre>
		+	sudo service mysql restart
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	*Try again to access the server mysql database. If successful please go back to your webgui and see if your information is displaying correctly.

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 #Open and edit file '''/etc/mysql/my.cnf'''
 #Find the line '''bind-address''' and change '''127.0.0.1''' and change to the FOG server IP.
-##bind-address =127.0.0.1 --> bind-address =127.0.0.1
+#*bind-address =127.0.0.1 --> bind-address =<ipoffogserver>

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	*Check to see if your NAS device can connect to your FOG server's mysql.		*Check to see if your NAS device can connect to your FOG server's mysql.
		+	<pre>
		+	#mysql -h <ipoffogserver> -u fogstorage <-p password> fog
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	*If this fails you will need to check a few configuration settings.
		+	#Open and edit file '''/etc/mysql/my.cnf'''
		+	#Find the line '''bind-address''' and change '''127.0.0.1''' and change to the FOG server IP.
		+	##bind-address =127.0.0.1 --> bind-address =127.0.0.1