How To Guides

These are guides on how to do some of the more common tasks fog is used for as well as some more advanced tasks.

Start here:

• Capture an Image
• Deploy an Image
• Example tasks with the FOG client

More advanced/situational guides:

• Change FOG Server IP Address
• Bios and UEFI Co-Existence
• Managing UEFI Boot Entries (efibootmgr)
• Deploying a Dual-Boot Multi-Disk Image
• Add & Extend a 2nd Virtual HDD
• Install software with Chocolatey snapins
• Post Download Scripts
• TPM, BitLocker and Windows Hello after imaging
• Unify Certificates Across FOG Servers
• Set up Let’s Encrypt on a FOG server
• Firewall Ports

Secure Boot and booting without PXE:

• Moving to Secure Boot — start here: the DHCP boot file, then enrolling
• Boot FOG from a machine’s own EFI System Partition
• Secure Boot: Setup Mode enrollment
• Secure Boot: MOK enrollment — differs between FOG 1.5 and 1.6
• Secure Boot: signing FOS with your own key — differs between FOG 1.5 and 1.6