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You ask really good questions 😛

It looks as if a new tftboot directory was created as there is a tftboot.prev directory as well as the tftpboot one. That indicates to me that the new server was made from scratch, and the images that were common between the two were manually copied over.

That being said, in the pxe.config directory are entries aside from the default that carry the MAC addresses of my computers in question as well as a reference to the image 5800R2. I’ve removed these files and will try my luck with PXE again.

This is already progress from where I was, so even though you’re just asking me for more information you are indeed helping me so thank you very much.

Edit: That did the trick! Thank you!

So I solved the problem, and thought I’d let everyone know what it was since I’ve been on here for a couple of days now banging my head against a wall.

As it turns out, an ambitious young would-be network technician decided to go ahead and change what switch my office is on in the MDF down the hall. That switch hasn’t been used in forever since it was so unreliable. I can’t even ssh in to it. I put my office back in the appropriate switch and everything works just like it ought to.

As far as I can tell this has been my issue since square one, and I just wanted to come thank everyone for the help and input along the way to this Mad Hatter’s Tea Party of a solution (chaaaaaaange places!).

Thanks again!

[quote=“NickConrad, post: 30590, member: 24656”]I’m sure not! I’ll check right now.[/quote]

You are right as always: 127.0.1.1

I have problems with fog 1.1.1 working correctly if the GUID of the computer is not displayed. Fog 1.1.1 is ok if the GUID is displayed, however if it sees FFFFFF …etc it says not for us.