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@NuTech3 said in UEFI secure boot off not working with DDWRT:

Does the Fog Server need to operate as the DHCP Server?

No fog does not need to operate as a dhcp server. BUT if you did install the dhcp server as part of the FOG install, then there would be no need for dnsmasq since the isc-dhcp server that fog uses is preconfigured to support both bios and uefi systems.

DNSMASQ has several modes of operation, but if you use my config file from the tutorial exactly DNSMASQ will operate in a proxydhcp mode. In this mode it supplements the main dhcp server with pxe boot information only. We will typically use dnsmasq running on a fog server when the main dhcp server is either incapable of sending pxe boot information (as in some soho routers) or the dhcp server is unmodifiable for some reason not related to FOG.

The interesting aspect of using dnsmasq on the fog server is that if the fog server is powered off so is dnsmasq. With dnsmasq off there is no chance of being directed to a server that is not powered on.