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  I have just discovered that somehow all the MACs are changing sometime after the final successful DHCP lease.
  My DHCP server is set to only answer to specific MACs, so if I add in the “new” one, it works.
  No idea how this is happening, I’ve never seen MACs just suddenly change like this.
  It sucks that now I have another MAC per server to deal with, but at least it’s working.

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  @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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  @youzersef Ok, see how long it takes me to get back on a project…lol

  I did some more looking, and found yes, the GUI will re-write the dhcp config file. However I did some more reading and I guess services.inc determines what is written by the GUI.

  Sorry, not a CLI guy, and I love the quick and easy edits, viewing issues that the GUI provides. Like Fog ! However my servers are headless…lol

  Anyway, looking that route now, and will update if I find how Negate wants services edited so when it reboots, DHCP will remain.

  Determined 🙂

  Any thank you everyone here . This place has always been great for information !

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  @rodluz yes, directly from 1.5.10.1754 to 1.5.10.1763 when I saw the prompt in the FOG gui that I’m not using the latest version - it was up to date before.

  in 1.5.10.1754 recapture didn’t added up, just updated the image size to the latest one.