@thedark5776 said in Realizando imagen de MAC:

So in order for the Mac to connect to the FOG server, does Fog have to handle DCHP itself?

No. You can try to make your existing DHCP server to properly answer the Mac bootp protocol or use other methods like “bless” (see mentioned wiki article) or USB boot (George’s answer). I don’t have a Mac myself for testing so this is all just from information gathered over the years.

@thedark5776 Licensing is out of scope in regards to FOG. But you will need to have 1 license for every target computer you deploy an image to. This is not a FOG requirement (because its open source) but your operating system you send to the target computer.

You did not mention the operating system you deploy to the target computer, but if you use MS Windows then you will need an enterprise activation license. The windows OEM license does not support imaging cloning. This is a microsoft EULA issue.

@rodluz Para MAC

@thedark5776 I can read your post in 2 ways. I answered previously in the most common way you ask. If I did not answer your question correctly then clarify if your original disk contains 2 partitions (like C and D) but you only want to deploy the C partition to the target computer).

@TheDark5776 There seems to be a question missing. Posting this in the hardware compatibility section I would expect some hardware specs to discuss your issue.