Installing FOG - absentee-neptune/SYS-480 GitHub Wiki

Configuring centOS

Set the centOS system with the following configurations via nmtui:
- sudo nmtui
- Change the hostame to fog
- Save, exit, then reboot

Configuring Windows Server for FOG

Go to the DNS Manager to add an A record for the centOS system:
Then go to the DHCP Manager, then Server Options under IPv4 to add the following policies:

Prepping centOS for FOG

❗ As a root user on centOS, do the following:

Create a new partition on the second HardDrive
- fdisk /dev/sdb to enter harddrive settings
  - Type n to create a new partition
  - Type p to make it a primary partition
  - Hit Enter for the default
  - Hit Enter again
  - and again
  - Then type w for write
Format the new partition
- mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1
Then add the following line to the /etc/fstab file:
- nano /etc/fstab
Make a new directory for FOG images in the Home directory
- mkdir /images
Then mount the directory to the new partition
- mount -a
Add the following services to the firewall as permanent rules (you know the command to add them 😃)
- ftp, tftp, https, mountd, mysql, nfs, proxy-dhcp, rpc-bind, ssh

Installing FOG

❗ As a sudo user on centOS, do the following:

Install git
- sudo yum install git
Disable SELinux
- seten 0
Make a directory for the install and change to it
- mkdir foginstall
- cd foginstall/
Clone the install from GitHub
- git clone https://github.com/fogproject/fogproject.git
Change the permissions of the /images directory
- chown -R root:fogproject /images
Go to the bin directory of the install and run it
- cd fogproject/bin/
- sudo ./installfog.sh

Setting-up FOG

When prompted, set up FOG with the following settings:
Make sure to enable HTTPS while going through the set-up
Continue with the installation
When prompted, got to the browser and head to https://fog/fog/management and update the database
- Press Enter in the terminal when that is finished
Navigate back to the web browser to the FOG server and log in
- CHANGE THE DEFAULT PASSWORD