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      Cannot establish a connection to server

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      Well then… those things happen. Marking it solved. Feel free to ask more questions if it starts happening again.

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      Alternative to PXE boot

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      So what should you do first. I assume today you have the proper line in your current PXE boot menu to forward the client to the FOG server, Right??

      Take a test computer and collect its mac address, then get with your networking or admin group and have them insert the line from your current pxe menu into a text file and title that file the mac address of your target computer. I think you create the file name without any punctuation. So the file name should be like: 0018DC234567 Then pxe boot the target computer and see what happens.

      Actually read over this page it does a lot better explaining of syslinux pxe booting than I can: http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php?title=PXELINUX Plus I had the search order backwards (go figure)

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      General FOG questions

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      @Joe-Schmitt, that was what I imagined the case to be, thank you for the clarification.

      -Anthony

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      Force Windows Update once image loaded

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      Windows updates event can be triggered with:

      wuauclt.exe /detectnow
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