@george1421 yes…have it in NAT for now…as it would not find the network connection when in Bridged(?) Yep… I was scratching my head on that one too… in order to install, had to put back to NAT… voila, internet,install proceeded,
Now… Post install… I can ping from FOG to Client machines… can even ping other VM’s… but you are correct… unable to ping from machine that I wish to upload image from TO the FOG server, as the FOG is on a 192.x.x.x, I was hoping that while on NAT… that it would use the NIC in the Server box to communicate thru … but Im reaching… do you have a solution that may work?.. or a path I may begin to travel down to solution?.. I was hoping to keep on my native network and be able to capture and deploy without having to do a “separate network” with a switch…I do not want the FOG dhcp to interfere with my greater network… (thank you for your help, this is my first time trying FOG… I usually use Clonezilla, which is close, but does not wholly support SSD)

@george1421 fogvm_0.27

@crashabbott I should add, that I can ping host machines from FOG TO the machine I wish to capture an image from , but not the other way… (ping [hostname].domainname)
the IP for the FOG is 192.168.x.x… again, with network going through NAT…

I have built a Windows Server 2012 r2, I have VMware player … and inside of that I have installed Kubuntu 14.04 desktop i386.
Within Kubuntu, I have installed FOGvm_0.27.
I want to be able to upload a built image from a separate physical computer (sysprepped) and store the image in FOG… I then wish to deploy that image to multiple separate physical machines…
Im not certain how to connect to the external physical machines over my network, my IP for the physical Server is 172.x.x.x and the FOG is on NAT to have internet connectivity.
How can I boot the physical machine I wish to image to be discovered by the FOG server within VMware?
thanks for your help!