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  @robpomeroy said in Fully automated UEFI-based O/S installation (Debian 10):

  I’m more than willing to write this up somewhere if useful for others

  Tutorials in the tutorial forum section is always appreciated. No one knows the entire IT picture so your work covers areas where others have not been. That is kind of why I started that huge tutorial on network booting, to give others a platform to start their projects with.

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  @lukekfrost said in PXE Boot Not Booting:

  it get an IP address finds the nbp file (undionly.kpxe) downloads it successfully,

  NBP file sounds like your machine is set to boot in UEFI mode. You need to use ipxe.efi instead of undionly.kkpxe (for legacy BIOS only) in your DHCP server.

  This wiki article will be useful I suppose: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence

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  @julio Forgive me since my French is not 100%, but what I read is you want to deploy a target computer that is either debian or ubuntu. You want to connect to an LDAP service to allow users to log onto the linux computers with a single password. You say that windows AD is to complicated.

  I think since you have windows AD already setup that is the best choice for you instead of setting up openldap and have a second authentication database. You say that connecting to AD is a problem. What stops you from connecting to AD? Is there a technical reason? Or just too many steps to connect to AD?

  What I think could happen is that you deploy a linux computer to a target computer, then run a FOG snapin that connects the target computer to windows AD using a script. I did a quick google search and I do find examples of scripts that do what you want. https://github.com/Makubo/linux-ad-join is one example.

  If you setup openldap, you will still need to script the target computer so that it connects to your openldap server. So the amount of work is the same. If the people that will use these linux computers also use microsoft windows, then windows AD is the best choice.