Where do I find the file undionly.kpxe and default.ipxe
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Where do I find the file undionly.kpxe and default.ipxe
Hello together,
I am dealing with the FOG project. The whole thing is done in a VM network in the Oracel Virtual Box. Installed are two Linux Ubuntu servers, 1 Win10Pro, 2x Win7Pro as test clients. One server was set up as FOG server (Fix IP) with DHCP, MyDB (MySql), TFTPD-HPA. On the DHCP server the options 66, 67 were set up and point to the FOG server itself rsp. to TFTP …/tftpboot /The TFTPD-HPA file was also configured accordingly.
When I start a client now, it gets an IP address and all other assignments…but it doesn’t find the file…so undionly.kpxe / I did try to copy this from the internet, but then it boots a little further and from then on it stops again. Now to my question: on Github FOG Project / Backet someone has set under tftp a lot of ipxe so also the undionly.kpxe file. Can I use this or where do I get this so I can copy this into /tftpboot? And where do I get the default.ipxe file or should I do it myself according to the instructions in FOG Wiki? Would there also have to be a dnamasq integrated into the network?
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@Martin-IT-Systems said in Where do I find the file undionly.kpxe and default.ipxe:
Now to my question: on Github FOG Project / Backet someone has set under tftp a lot of ipxe so also the undionly.kpxe file. Can I use this or where do I get this so I can copy this into /tftpboot?
Sure you can manually download the files. BUT the files not being in /tftpboot might be a hint that the FOG installer never finished all the way to the end. I suggest you re-run the installer, carefully read what you see on screen, follow it’s instructions and it should take care of everything for you.
And where do I get the default.ipxe file or should I do it myself according to the instructions in FOG Wiki?
Same answer. The installer will create it when it runs all the way to the end.
Would there also have to be a dnamasq integrated into the network?
You can manually setup dnsmasq in your network if you think you need a DHCP Proxy. The FOG installer does not so this for you.