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I don’t think there is much of a difference other than having more products licensed. If you have KMS host keys avialable in your VLSC, you can use them to activate a KMS server for that product. And you can use the same KMS server to KMS activate multiple products.

Hi Adrian,
Did you ever get this fixed? If not… I think I know what’s going on.

The new switch has port security enabled. By default, port security on Cisco switches only allows one mac address per port. The port is allowing the windows 7 machine to connect initially, but blocks your VM when it attempts to connect because the VM has a different mac address.

Try this. On your switch, enter these commands.

en (enter enable mode)
conf t (configure from the terminal)
interface f0/2 (tell it which interface you want to work with)
switchport port-security maximum 2

This tells the switch that you will have 2 mac addresses using this port. You’ll come across this command at some point in your CCNA studies 🙂

Let us know if this works!

Well, I went ahead and moved my server to another machine. Reinstalled with ubuntu 12.04, started clean and it looks like everything’s working again.

Unfortunately I couldn’t find the root of the problem but it appears I’m back up and running.

Thanks guys, I’ll give this a shot now.

OK, It’s installed, but for some reason I can’t get it to issue the IP addresses. Is there anything I should be checking for besides the .conf files?

When you installed Ubuntu, did you make a “fog” user account? Did you set the IP address of the FOG server static before you installed FOG? Are you using FOG for your DHCP?