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@Bhav In addition to what Tom posted, the server response timeout is suspicious too. IF the target computer is in uefi mode and it downloaded undionly.kpxe the target computer should have responded with something about undionly.kpxe is not the right format. But in this case its getting a server response timeout. This makes me think two things. 1) your dhcp opition 66 is set incorrectly or the name of the file has a capitalization issue. For linux Undionly.kpxe and undionly.kpxe are not the same thing. Either way I would start with your dhcp server and make sure dhcp options 66 and 67 are set correctly for a uefi based computer.

@Bhav Just for clarity, do you have an isolated imaging network or are you trying to image on your business network?

If you have an isolated imaging network then you should have configured FOG to setup a dhcp server. The configuration will work for both bios and uefi computers.

If you plan to image on an existing business network, then your primary dhcp server needs to be configured to support pxe booting.

So lets start with how do you plan on imaging?
Second if you are planning on imaging using your business network, what device is your current dhcp server?

@Bhav duplicate thread here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/17521/not-booting-to-pxe-uefi