Can I please get some input on this? My boss would like to know asap

So is there a way to get this to work on my network? Is there a way to use my linux box running fog, as a dhcp service that wont affect the rest of my network? Or is this not really possible? I do not have a dhcp server currently on the network and we don’t really want one on our domain unless its very restricted to only be used with fog. As our domain uses certain static ips

I finally got my fog server setup correctly on Ubuntu 11.4. I am able to get the client to boot up to nic and get the fog boot menu. The only problem is when I try to que an upload task in the management then boot the client to nic, I get the following error: PXE-E51: No DHCP or proxydhcp offers were available.

I did setup the fog server for dhcp so i dont know why its not giving out ips.
The only thing i can think of is that our domain is run only on static ips. we have a dns server and no dhcp server. Is there some special configuration i must do to get this to work?

I can try that. However how can I verify my dhcp service is running on my fog server? I know it’s installed but how do i verify its on and accepting clients

I have a dif. problem now opening a new thread.