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| − | == Unable to connect to tftp server ==
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| − | === For Versions Before 0.24 ===
| + | This article has been merged with the [http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Troubleshoot_TFTP#Unable_to_connect_to_tftp_server Troubleshoot TFTP] article. Click the link to navigate to that section of it. |
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| − | This seems to be caused by a password issue, | |
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| − | 1. From the fog management interface, go to users.
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| − | 2. Reset the fog user password.
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| − | 3. Click the "I" icon - "Other Information"
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| − | 4. Click "Fog Settings" in the menu on the left
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| − | 5. Replace the FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD and the FOG_NFS_FTP_PASSWORD fields under FOG settings with
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| − | your Linux fog user password. (Seems like FOG_NFS_FTP_PASSWORD is gone for ver .24).
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| − | === For Versions .24-.32 ===
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| − | *Reset the local password for user fog with: [sudo] passwd fog
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| − | *In management front end, go to '''Storage Management''' -> '''All Storage Nodes'''
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| − | *Click on '''DefaultMember'''
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| − | *Change the '''Management Password''' to match the password you just changed.
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| − | *Then go to '''Other Information''' and change '''FOG_TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD''' also.
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| − | * Go to your fog web location, on Red Hat and CentOS is in:
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| − | /var/www/html/fog/
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| − | Then open the file:
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| − | /commons/config.php
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| − | and check the values of:
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| − | '''TFTP_FTP_PASSWORD''' and '''STORAGE_FTP_PASSWORD'''
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| − | These '''MUST''' match the password you set above, if not write them properly in here
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| − | Finally reload of the service
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| − | /etc/init.d/vsftpd reload | |
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| − | === Verify Server Settings ===
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| − | If you have modified your server setup since first install, then the new changes must be updated and verified in the '''Fog Settings''' menu.
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| − | It might not be enough to just re-run the installer.
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| − | For instance, a new IP lease will cause the server to show the '''Unable to connect to tftp server''' error message.
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| − | * Go to the "I" icon, which is the '''About''' menu in 0.29
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| − | * Select '''Fog Settings''' and navigate down to '''TFTP Settings''' and verify that all options are correct for your setup.
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| − | === Ensure nothing else on the network is conflicting with the DHCP server ===
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| − | I had this error the past two days and tried all of the standard suggestions. Finally Wireshark came to the rescue. I discovered a second, feral DHCP server on the network that wasn't issuing IP addresses but must have been running interference somehow. When I disconnected it from the network, PXE boot worked as expected.
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