@george1421 but like I said I don’t really need both. Just UEFI. The handful of clients we have already images can be set back to EFI boot unless it’s easier to do both.

@george1421 Windows Server 2012 R2

I am trying to make changes for our DHCP server so we can start booting machines via UEFI instead of enabling legacy boot for each machine we want to add to FOG. I se some resources like the BIOS and UEFI Co-Existing wiki and the Filename information wiki, but I but the BIOS instructions seem to start in the middle of the process assuming you know what file to put in option 67. We currently have undionly.kpxe as option 67 and it is working for legacy booting. Should this be changed to make UEFI devices work? I’m not concerned with breaking legacy boot as all the devices we currently have support UEFI and are only legacy booting because I didn’t have time to investigate this before deploying the machines. I would like to get this sorted before our next big batch of machines comes in.

Got it working. This can be marked as solved.

@sebastian-roth

Didn’t refresh the page before I posted that. I see it now. Thanks!

OK. Now I have it installed. I don’t see where I make the template groups and hosts or define groups or hosts as templates and make those associations.

I am looking to add the persistent groups plugin to my install of 1.5. I have found some forum posts about persistent groups but can’t find instructions on how to install it.