@george1421 also, I decided to try to export the images but the export option is not working. So I am copying all the images from the “image” folder.

@FogNewUser https://www.instagram.com/p/B2ASoimHl5R/?igshid=1lo3horq9bp05

Try this

@george1421 https://www.Instagram.com/p/b2asoimh15r/?igshid=1lsv0wtn4gwvw

@george1421 as for the ip address show command, all I see is lots of Ff.ff.ff.ff.ff. broadcast addresses

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@george1421 Is that under home or computer?

@george1421 How can I get the network card backup and running? He mistakenly deleted the 192.168.1.1 address to the fog. Now the fog is running on the loopback address of 127.0.0.1. lol. Plus our boss is getting really upset for now we can’t image any new computers and this will put us way behind.

@george1421 LOL, that is funny. Well, I just tried to test a command to see if I have that it “dig debian.org @localhost” but it did not work. I can’t get on the web with this server for all the ports can’t get on the web. Plus Fog’s main page will not load unless an ethernet cord, doesn’t matter what to, is plugged in a certain port. Now, my co-worker did some cmd to the network card and we can’t see any ip now with the ifconfig. I would of tried out the dnsmasq but can’t download it without internet connection.

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks for responding. I just see the “dhcp. . . . .” as if it is trying to connect but does not

BTW, it is a stand alone server box that we plugged a switch into. So any pc’s that we plug the ethernet cable into would be directly connected to the fog so I don’t think that it is a DHCP issue but who knows.