Hello all,

I am going to be building a FOG server on a isolated network with a CISCO switch that has DHCP setup.

Just a quick question, since FOG needs an internet connection to do the initial installation. Is there anything that I have to keep in mind to change when I switch the FOG server to the isolated network?

Thanks in advance,

Jack

@Sebastian-Roth Thanks for the heads up, I didn’t realise that when you set the FOG server to use DHCP it would create the configs for you.

I am just wondering whether I would have to change anything when I inevitably take the server and move it to the isolated network? I am guessing there is I am just looking for some clarity.

Thanks for your help so far, it’s much appreciated.

Hello All,

This is my first time installing a FOG server and also my first time really messing with DHCP and the likes, so I do apologize for my stupidity.

So I have set up FOG and during the installer I have made sure that the FOG server deals with DHCP. The current setup that my employer has given me is a switch and a FOG server (running Ubuntu 18.04 Server on a Hyper-V virtual machine) so we can image new laptops that come into the business on an isolated network.

I am just wondering whether I need to do anything on the FOG server running Ubuntu 18.04 Server to allow the machines to PXE boot. I have heard multiple things about setting up DHCP and what not, but as it is my first time I am keen to get some guidance.

Thanks in advance, and any questions please let me know. As I understand I am not the best at explaining things.

Jack