@mark29 The dynamic nature of images and systems FOG doesn’t track the IP address of systems, anymore. In really early versions it did track the IP address at least but hasn’t for quite some time.
That said, I think what you’re asking for is possible but it would require a Snapin to do so, and even that would be ugly. (If it truly must be static, this would be the best route in the end if you’re requiring only using FOG to manage this I think.)
You would create a Powershell scriptp that utilizes the Set-NetIPAddress statement and probably need a lookup to figure out which device needs to be using which IP address and all (that’s really the ugly part.)
The best case, though, I think, is to utilize DHCP reservations, as this would not require any special programming or even a snapin for that matter (another kink that can potentially not work appropriately.)
The DHCP server options of your AD controller, can be used to define specific IP’s in an automated way, rather than rely on a program to set the IP address.
