Setting it explicitly and removing the class matches did the trick, I got into the boot rom. After that, I coped back the old config, and replaced the Legacy class match filename with ipxe.pxe, and that worked also.

Thanks!

I’m fuzzy about that part. I see class definitions in the dhcpd.conf that FOG installs that matches against vendor-class-identifier. I’m not sure what the vendor class identifier for virtualbox would return, but looking at the dhcpd.conf, there is no default option that it would select? I’ll try setting ipxe.pxe explicitly without the class matching.

It’s configured as Bridged, as shown in the first screenshot.
The FOG server is handling DHCP. It appears to be assigning IPs correctly, and the next-server is set to the FOG server ip. There aren’t any other DHCP servers on that subnet.

It is booting into iPXE as shown in the second screenshot, unless you mean something else?

I have tried powering off the VM and powering it on a few times (not reboot) and it always has that error.

Server

• FOG Version: 1.4.0
• OS: Ubuntu 17.04

Client

• Service Version:
• OS:

Description

I have Virtualbox 5.1.22 with the extension pack installed. Host OS is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. Trying to register a Guest OS image with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.
I’m new to FOG and haven’t had PXE booting working correctly yet.

The network is 10.1.10.0/24 and has an unmanaged netgear switch, with only the router, FOG server, and Virtualbox Host machine on it.
The FOG server is on 10.1.10.9 and configured to serve DHCP. Virtualbox is 10.1.10.100. Guest OS is using a bridged network interface, and gets an IP from FOG when it boots from the HD.

I originally had FOG 1.3.5 stable, and it had this error: No configuration methods succeeded.
I upgraded to FOG 1.4.0 stable today, and it appears to have the same problem.

I’m unsure what to try next. Thanks in advance.