Posts made by ellusiontech

Also you see undionly.kkpxe because this was another suggestion on the forums to try.

I tested out Portfast and it is not the issue. Even with Portfast on I get the same error. The screen shot that I posted from DCHP was from another scope that is why it shows that for the router. Here is the correct scope:

No, it is using the VMware virtual switch which is basically used to to access the network through the dell switches. There are 4 nics on the host server 2 which are used as trunked network access and two that are used for management. Is iPXE the only option for PXE boot with Fog? As stated earlier we have a Forman server which is identical CentOS7 box running PXE and if I switch to that as the TFTP server the virtual and physical machines PXE boot with no issues. When switching back to Fog iPXE I get the error that you see in the picture. I am going to setup an isolated environment to see if I have the same issues.

You are correct, the Fog server is working great, I can get clients to check in like they should using the Fog client. I have had no config errors and setup seems correct, my main issue is the iPXE issue. So basically my setup is quite simple. Fog server running on VMware and client computers on the same vlan both physical and virtual. The DHCP server is in a separate VLAN do to legacy items. Everything is connected to a stack of Dell switches. I did read a lot about Portfast being an issue but did not think this would come into play if both the server and client on on the same VMware host. If the virtual worked and the physical did not I would say yet must be Portfast issue. Thanks for your help, I really want to use for over WDS.

That is correct. This is at our coporate office. We only have 3 VLANs at this location.

Yes, we have Dell switches with a global ip helper-address. I am using our Windows server as the DHCP server which serves DHCP to all of our VLANs. I am able to PXE boot to our Foreman server without any issues but Foreman does not use iPXE. Here is my DHCP setting in Windows:

I get the following on both VM and physical machines, I have tried both undionly.kpxe and undionly.kkpxe. Thanks for you quick response.

I have gone through all of the forums and tried all suggestions, no matter what I do I get the following error on virtual or physical machines. This is a brand new install of Fog, latest trunk, CentOS 7.