Can't pxe boot into Fog after restart of server.
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@FogNewUser OK lets catch our breath here.
Since I don’t know your server or how its setup, lets look in a file on the fog server its called /opt/fog/.fogsettings (yes that is a dot ( . ) between the slash and fogsettings.
Look at that file with an editor. Note the fields ipaddress, interface, and submask.
Now lets see your network adapters.
ip address showpost the results here
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@george1421 Is that under home or computer?
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Can’t seem to post the pic from my phone
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@george1421 as for the ip address show command, all I see is lots of Ff.ff.ff.ff.ff. broadcast addresses
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@FogNewUser Upload the picture to a file share site (i.e. google drive) or past bin so I can see the output of the
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@FogNewUser Sorry no luck with the insta page.
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@george1421 also, I decided to try to export the images but the export option is not working. So I am copying all the images from the “image” folder.
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@FogNewUser Ok this one almost tells me what I need to know, from the picture perspective it would be handy to see more to the left edge to get the complete interface name.
But what I see you have built in network adapters (knowing its a P710) helps with the guessing and maybe 3 riser card network adapters. At this point I don’t see any interfaces with IP addresses, so it looks like you have a bunch of unconfigured interfaces.
From the screen shot it looks like you have a debian based OS (could be ubuntu which is debian based). So you will need to use the network manager if you have the gui loaded to define an IP address for your fog server. IF you have fog installed AND it was working you can refer to the file /opt/fog/.fogsettings to what the IP address of the fog server was when FOG was installed. You need to move it back to that IP address or you will have to make several changes to the fog configuration since the IP address is hardcoded in a few spots.
