That’s what I did, a new installation for 0.32 with the kernel that comes with it.
I don’t want to update to avoid those problems, I have to stick to the production plan.

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I was using a Dell OptiPlex 755 with 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD, Ubuntu 11.10.
The FOG server is connected to a switch which is connected in turn to the main switch of the company, the routing and switching works fine.
All the servers have different names.
All the computers are on when I push out the multi-cast request.
I haven’t tried adding all the hosts, because it’s a production line, where we deploy an image with our software installed on it let’s say every two hours to a new computer of OptiPlex790, unless we have a heavy production, then it’s more than one at a time.
The server became very slow after I installed the updates of Ubuntu the first week of February 2012.
I had to migrate to a new computer (assembled in house), with 4GB RAM and 1TB HDD.
Ping works fine from and to the fog server.
I just finished migration to the new server and did the chainloading.
Now a new thing came up with the new server, when I used the Kernel that came with fog .32 it took 15 minutes to deploy an image to a new computer, but after I update the kernel to [FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#333333]Kernel - 3.2.4 Core, now it’s taking 40 minutes to do the same image!!![/COLOR][/FONT]

[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#333333]Any suggestions to make it faster, please advise.[/COLOR][/FONT]

[FONT=Ubuntu][COLOR=#333333]Thanks in advance[/COLOR][/FONT]

Hey guys, I have the same issue, the FOG server was very fast, I could deploy 10 computers at a time with very high speed, now all of a sudden it turned into a very slow process, it takes only one computer at a time and takes almost 2 hours to deploy 15GB image.
The transfer speed is around 150MB, though I have a 1GB Nic and switch on all computers and server.
My fog is .32 on a Ubuntu 11.10
Any advise