the undionly.kpxe file is not your problem. something else is not configured properly
use the d6300-DEFAULT-GOOD file

does each site have it’s own tftp server as well?

oh, sorry, i didn’t realize that was a new feature
there still should be a way to export the host list from the Reports page
an example file of how the CSV file should be formatted can be downloaded from the 1.0+ Hosts->Import Hosts page

on the hosts page “export hosts”

first check that ftp is running, and you can connect with the credentials set in the fog webgui

ipxe does not require internet access. exactly what did that policy block/prevent?

if you’re getting far enough to get those FOGFTP errors, then your tftpboot folder is fine. the problem you’re having is with the /images folder connection with ftp

without the fog client, the fog server has no way of telling the computer what to do. you need the client installed to join the domain automatically.
i did spot a couple issues with the wiki and edited the wiki before i posted the link, it should be reasonably accurate.

you do not need the fog service to use fog, but you do need the fog service to join the domain automatically.
[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Active_Directory_-_FOG_Setting[/url]

only the single disk re-sizable image type option allows you to put an image on a smaller size drive then the one you made it on

some dhcp servers require a restart of the service for config changes to take effect. did you restart the service?

here is some info about the differences [url]http://etherboot.org/wiki/gpxe_imagetypes[/url]
the ipxe project evolved from the gpxe project

depending on when and where you got them, they are potentially different builds of the ipxe compiled from the source code. tom put a lot of work into troubleshooting the issue, and wolfbane8653 did a lot of testing. in the end, we helped the developers of ipxe find a bug in their code. if you have not updated to the latest version of undionly.kpxe, i recommend that you try it.

the root of the problem likely has to do with the fact that hostname changer only checks once, on startup. if it does not have a valid network connection at that time, it will not see the server, and won’t change the name, and won’t try again.

tested working models so far:
Dell Optiplex GX620
Dell Optiplex 960
Dell Optiplex 7010
Dell Optiplex 3020
Dell Optiplex 745
Dell Optiplex 380
Dell Optiplex 9020
Dell Optiplex 390
Dell Vostro V131
Dell Latitude E6420
Dell Latitude 3330

in case you decide you need it [url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Manual_Migration_Upgrade_from_0.32_to1.0[/url]

many manufacturers ship out their drives pre-formatted from quality control testing. are you certain that your prior drives didn’t have partitions?

try setting the fog service to delayed start

that’s not an error. you’re running a pre-official release version of 1.1.0
the latest official release is 1.0.1
if you have not used prior versions of fog, all your images are partclone format, and you do not need to change anything

what is the exact error code? that file makes no attempt to connect to ipxe.com