Thanks Wayne, that gave me the missing piece 
Turns out I can just use “Host-only Adapter”, and configure the host only to emulate the existing gateway and ip range I’ve set for the ethernet conection. Now I can leave the fog server alone, and just adjust the VirtualBox network connection.
This was a good little insight video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouFianXU_C0
Hey,
I know this might be more of a question for the VirtualBox (VB) commmunity, but it’s specific to FOG.
I’ve a FOG server running on VB, with a proxy DHCP done with dnsmasq. I then have another VM running on the same machine that I would like to use for testing.
When I’m connected to a router with an ethernet cable, I can just set both VMs to “Bridged Adapter” and point to the ethernet. This all works fine, and I’ve tested imaging with this.
Now the problem is when I don’t have access to a router, and I want to continue testing. At this point I only have wireless access to the internet. I can’t seemed to find any combination of settings that allow the VMs to speak together like they are on a normal network. Do anyone have any insight into making this work?
@george1421 said in Error Code 60:
You might want to really consider upgrading/ reinstalling 1.3.0-rc5 for better iPXE booting support and all of the fixes/enhancements.
I shall do that tonight:)
Is it better with a clean install?
@Tom-Elliott said in Error Code 60:
From what I’m gathering, you’re running FOG Version 1.2.0?
Yes, its 1.2.0.
@george1421 said in Error Code 60:
But from your picture it appears that you are missing the tftp://<fogserver_ip>/ part
What is that?
what are the two models you’re working with? The one that worked and the one that didn’t?
Are you looking for a complete spec of the machines, or specific element like motherboard/network card? (Sorry, don’t quite know these things)
Tell us more about the one that didn’t? Same network? Same broadcast domain? Same subnet? Same V-Lan?
The one that didn’t work, was on a different network. Trying to build a portable fog server with VirtualBox, so unfortunately only the fog server image is the same constant between the machine that worked, and the machine that didn’t.
What’s the error displayed on the computer you’re trying to boot?
Hey,
I’ve got a fog server running from VirtualBox with ProxyDHCP. Everything was working fine on one machine, but then on another it didn’t.
I tried getting a tcpdump and it displayed “60 Error Code”.
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Is this to do with Legacy vs. UEFI booting, or something else?
Thanks @george1421, thought it might have been something like that. Will look into making a snapin.
How do people handle sysprepping with an anti virus program like AVG or Avast?