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  I’m trying to get a Dell R360 registered with FOG.
  iPXE boot works fine, it does about 3 DHCP requests which all succeed. After the last one it appears to try another DHCP request and then an HTTP request to the FOG server (10.2.79.12) which fails.
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  The odd thing is I can boot the server to an ISO, it gets the exact same DHCP lease, and I can curl the URL just fine.
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  Is there a way I can get more verbose output from the period where it is failing?

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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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  After updating fog to latest stable, when capturing an image, it doesn’t calculate the image size on client correctly.

  E.g old image was around 40G, when recaptured onto same image, it ended up around 80G and now third attempt made it around 120G.