The laptops go outside of our building daily. Port locks are an interesting option, but limiting the laptops’ connectivity options would likely bite me pretty quickly.

Having the laptops boot first to local disk is likely the option I will take with the laptops.

Thanks for the advice!

Hello all,

I’m just getting started with FOG and PXE booting in general. We have a number of desktops and laptops that I would like to configure to be managed through FOG. My concern is about configuring the laptops to have PXE boot as the first item in the boot order. In this state, it seems like it would be fairly simple for them to fall victim to a malicious PXE boot server waiting on a network outside of our building.

Are these concerns unfounded? Is there any way to address this issue?

Thanks!