@sebastian-roth
The dhcp-10-8-34-106 is what Debian auto set as my host name when it auto-configured on my Internets dhcp when i installed Debian.

As for the stated fix below i got to the "Configuring dhcp… " in the last step of fog install and then it says Failed! and sends me back to the command line.

I am going to attempt a fresh install and see if it does it still… It no longer gives me a No address or No DNS it just gets past that step then says failed when configuring the dhcp.

@sebastian-roth Ahh i see what you are saying. The original IP is the correct static one so i have corrected that. Unfortunately it is still giving me an error:
Sorry for the misunderstanding, still very new to these setups.

I have the eno1 ip assigned to it but on the Original server we used 127.0.0.1 If it is an isolated server not connected to the internet shouldn’t this be fine? Heres a picture of the original servers fog management.

So I am new to FOG and to server setup.
Oddly enough I am a Assistant in a Equipment Circulation branch of my office, which means we rent out laptops which need routine maintenance and updates. As a project i have been assigned to “Recreate” the FOG server we have. The guy who made it is long since not with our company and no one knows how to work it so here I am learning.
Which brings me to the issue at hand, I made a Successful FOG server on out companies DHCP table and everything worked smooth-ish. Come to find out that having a fog server on our network is a security risk i am told to make it isolated… Okay cool… so i install Debian 9 (was using Ubuntu) for the GUI, Browser, and terminal access. It goes through the process to install nicely and then I use git to clone the fog project while connected to the network and follow the online wiki guide to get an isolated server.
thing is theirs a step in fog that isnt on the wiki which is “Would you like DHCP to handle DNS” i select no because i will be on an isolated network and no need for it.
get though past the “is the MySQL password blank”, then it shows a No address found! no DNS found!..Failed

i am wondering if with the Debian install when i entered the DHCP of the network i was on it is messing up fog. I ask because ive gone back and forth a few times with different OS and before i start the whole thing over again i want to know what my issue is otherwise it isn’t learning its fumbling around.
here are the specs of what im useing:
OS: Debian 9
V:FOG_1.4.4
here are pictures: