@Kureebow Kernel Update resolved the issue. Thank you JJ Fullmer for the assistance!

@Kureebow Which kernel version and FOG version do you use? Does the same happen on different computer models?

@Sebastian-Roth We are up and going again. Thank you so much for your help I really appreciate it.

@Kureebow said in DHCP Lease Timeout?:

I am encountering an error and am racking my brain here. Please see below. Thank you all so much!
udhcpc: sending discover
udhcpc: no lease, failing

Try inserting one of those cheap 5 port (i.e. dollar store) 1GbE switches between the building switch and the pxe booting computer. If that solves the problem then its a spanning tree issue.

If that’s the case your network engineer will need to set the port where you expect to see a pxe booting computer, to either portfast/fast-stp/rstp/mstp or whatever your switch mfg calls it. If you are entertaining using usb boot, it might be just as easy to walk around with that cheap-o GBE network switch.

@kureebow in windows, once the fog client is installed AND you have the correct AD settings in fog:
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it should work without issues. Correct settings are make sure “join domain after deploy” as well as "name change(ad join forced reboot) are selected,as well as a domain username credentials with privilege to join the domain. You may have to “reset encryption data” for fog to get the correct token, that is if you keep getting the below errors over and over:
9/27/2022 10:48:41 AM Middleware::Authentication ERROR: Could not get security token
9/27/2022 10:48:41 AM Middleware::Authentication ERROR: Could not find file ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\token.dat’.