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@rodluz I don’t think this is related. It appears to be an issue revolved around multiple network interfaces in the device. When I disabled WIFI in Bios everything works as expected.

@LLamaPie Everything has been clean now for about a week. I would consider this at least resolved on our end. Still no answer about when it became compromised exactly. Our hyper-paranoid theory is it may have been a “time bomb”. This could have been on the server for months before popping up. Our long-term solution is keeping endpoint protection in place. I have nothing else to add but if I discover anything I will let everyone know.

@lobomarinho In Fog config, update to the latest Kernel.

I had a similar issue with some Dell Precision desktops. Updating to the latest Kernel fixed it.

@admiralshaw My work around which isn’t that awful is to note the last 4 digits of the Mac for the host. Then search that host in the fog server interface and manually assign the image and then start the deploy task there. The next PXE boot should go directly into the deployment. This is assuming your issue is the same as mine.

Fog Version: 1.5.10
Kernel: 6.1.22 ; 6.1.22

Having a weird issue I cannot seem to get by. We just got a new fleet of HP Probook G9s in. They all quick register without issue. However, when going to “Deploy Image” it asked for the Username and Password, as usual. When we type it in, we have to enter 3 times. After which, it does not load into the deploy image screen - instead it loads into the Compatibility screen.

Our only work around at the moment is to search the host in the Fog server and manually start the deploy task. That does work. I was able to test that Fog is working normally on our older (G7) models without issue.

We are getting a warning when loading into fog, however.

WARNING Using legacy NIC wrapper on 00:00:00:00:00:00

That is the only thing showing up that is remotely different from other machines.

@Sebastian-Roth Works! Thank you for the fix!