Thank you for your swift reply!

I followed the “How to guide” https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/BIOS_and_UEFI_Co-Existence#Using_Windows_Server_2012_.28R1_and_later.29_DHCP_Policy, however, I didn’t configure a lease time as on the guide it didn’t include this.

After turning on a lease time the client got an IP and I was able to image all my machines.

Thank’s again for replying so quickly.

Ali

The DHCP server has been setup to UEFI boot, we’re having to image new machines as UEFI as Legacy is not included on the BIOS.

The specific machines that we have are able to boot into fog, however they’re not able to get an IP address, the switch, port and cables I believe to be fine as we’re able to UEFI boot another machine with the same setup (different manufacturer) leading me to believe there is an issue with the motherboard / NIC onboard. I have downloaded the latest kernel (Version : 5.10.50) and have pointed it to the machine but the problem persists. See information below:

Fog Server Version: 1.4.4
NIC on the machine: Intel Ethernet Connection 1219-V
Hardware ID of NIC: 8086 15FA
Motherboard: ASUS Prime H510M-A