@george1421 I tested uninstalling VirtualBox and it didn’t do anything. I’m going to attempt using Hyper-V and will get back to you with results.

To cover all our bases, does my VM set up look correct?

@george1421 said in Connecting FOG to Virtual Machine:

Does this happen with the VM only, where a physical computer boots normally?

If I’m understanding correctly, my physical machine boot perfectly into the FOG GUI it gives me after PXE.

@george1421 said in Connecting FOG to Virtual Machine:

the mac address of the device in your picture doesn’t match the mac address of the pxe

It changed because i had to rebuild the VM. I was originally logged into the Network admin account and, since I had to get off the domain, I exported the VM and brought it back up in the local admin account.

@george1421 said in Connecting FOG to Virtual Machine:

unning the dhcp server on the fog server for a reason in addition to the dhcp server on your router

I was unaware the FOG machine had that capabilities honestly. With that now being known, I feel it would be easier for FOG to handle everything since it was overwriting the router anyway.
I did disable the DHCP server capabilities on the router to hand it off to FOG.

Let me restart everything to make sure that the server is not handing out IPs anymore and I’ll post another pcap file here if the PXE boot fails again: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R7fLhBw7umZ6A_gEZ5rvneKQX0Y0Mw_6/view?usp=sharing

@Quazz said in Connecting FOG to Virtual Machine:

our router is also dishing out IPs

I turned off the DHCP server option on the router and it still didn’t fix the problem, I took a pcap if you’d like it.
It seems odd to me that my router would only be messing up the VM though. Never had an issue with physical machines and the router.

@Quazz That would be the FOG Server.

@Quazz Our domain is strictly static and FOG is isolated completely off it. A rough topology of our FOG network is on the second page of this thread

@Sebastian-Roth Here is the .pcap file of my VM attempting to PXE boot from the host point of view: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zbHmSCoOC2tzi8xp5EVnj6KrhQwvSOcU/view?usp=sharing

After attempting to PXE boot with host off AD Domain. I’m getting a nicer looking wireshark output but still no dice on the PXE boot: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11GiICfArOKqcFUWdF6hQHV51r8oHTebV/view?usp=sharing

@Quazz @Sebastian-Roth Would my physical machine being on my domain be causing this issue?