That’s my only option? I can’t mount a Windows share in Linux and point to that?

I have set up a Fog server and made an image and want to have subsequent images reside on a spare Windows Server R2 server that has 5TB of space. How can I do this?

I have created a fog server, made a Windows 7 image and deployed it to a physical station. I now want to test that to a VM but when I try to boot to ‘Legacy Network Adapter’, all I get is "Boot failure. Reboot and select proper device’. I was hoping that the VM would PXE boot and I would select the Windows 7 image I deployed to a physical machine. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

@george1421 Here is the pcap file. Let me know when you have it so I can delete it from my end. https://www.dropbox.com/s/id6b7r5tscboni0/output.pcap?dl=0

@george1421 I am using Windows 10 and was looking for a way to work like I would on a Windows server using whatever variant of Remote Desktop would work to connect to a Linux box. Putty is good for some command line things, but I like being lazy…

@george1421 While I am doing that, is there a utility that will allow me to RDP to the fogserver (it’s a physical PC) so I don’t have to go to the server room when dealing with issues?

@george1421 pwd shows root@fogserver. I can’t find that folder via Winscp. When I go to root via Winscp I get permissions denied. Sorry for the slow reponse but not a Linux user.

@george1421 The pcap has been created, but where would the default location be and how can I easily copy it to a USB drive to post here?

@george1421 1. Yes. 2. Already disabled and 3. Just as you indicated. Also, tried PXE booting from another station. Same issue, get IP information. TFTP line immediately goes to PXE-M0F: Existing Intel Boot Agent. Selected boot device failed.

@george1421 OK, I ran the command. Get Error on server : Permission denied. connect request failed.
Yes, all stations, fog server, DHCP/DNS servers, etc. are on the same subnet.