@george1421 Actually I don’t need dual NICs since the server is located in my department, so I can just access it when I need it.

I actually just want a FOG server and a 24port switch connected so I can connect my workstations for deployment, but what about dhcp then?

But do I still need to give the workstations I connect a fixed ip address?

But I also need internet connection to install FOG what’s why I thought I needed two NICs

@george1421 said in Zyxel USG40 DHCP Pool:

ipxe.efi

Hello George

Thanks for the quick respons.

But if I use dnsmasq do I need to put all 100+ workstations MAC-addresses in the dhcpd.conf? Or can dnsmasq automatically provide DHCP address for all 100+ machines? without giving them fixed addresses?

But I will try with the ipxe.efi - 100% 1 of the issues i’m having. Thanks

Hello i’m just wondering if I configured my router setup correctly i’m kinda new into the fog project but eager to learn more.

I have spend countless hours on the internet to fix some of my issues I had but I realized I just need to attack 1 problem at the time.

I’m working for a IT company with about 500+ computers around the country and since we are about to create 100+ more workstations ready I wanted to setup a FOG server that can make things a little bit easier for my colleagues and myself
I want a setup with 1 FOG server running on a VM with 2 NICs

1 that’s used to access it from our local network 192.168.10.0 and 1 that has it’s completely own network like 10.0.0.0 or 192.168.0.0

But since i’m running the DHCP from our USG40 I just wanted to share the config of the DHCP pool and I want to see if any of you can spot if there is any issue

btw we are only using Linux servers in the office but I don’t care about the distro so if you have any success stories or just a really good distro for FOG or FOG version please share you’re knowledge.

The workstation i’m cloning is a Dell OptiPlex 3070 Micro just wanted to share that aswell.

DHCP pool name : LAN1_POOL
  network          :              192.168.10.0,   netmask           :             255.255.255.0
  domain name      :                      none,   lease time        :      2 day  0 hour  0 min
  host             :                      none,   hardware address  :                      none
  client identifier:                      none,   client name       :                      none
  starting address :             192.168.10.33,   pool size         :                        70
  first dns server :                    ZyWALL,   second dns server :                   8.8.8.8
  third dns server :                      none,   default router    :            192.168.10.250
  first wins server:                      none,   second wins server:                      none
  authoritative    :                       yes
  description      :
  bootp server ip  : 192.168.10.45
  bootfile         : undionly.kpxe

Best regards juels