@george1421 Tried what you said but still got the same PXE error as last time now. 
The file wasn’t there after it installed so i had to make it. Made it on the desktop and pasted your code into it and them sudo moved it to the location.
The file name is ITSP or LTSP? i have ITSP with the I capital.
@george1421 Don’t see this file in file veiwer. Is it hidden? what is the best way to copy this stuff over to it?
When i ran the command and then checked the Status 
When i tried to PXE boot after
@george1421 said in TFTP Timeout Issue/First FOG Install:
@weltern No we can just stop the service.
Issue the following command from the linux console command prompt.
sudo service isc-dhcp-server stop
Tried it but nothing happened. Terminal never said anything stopped
@george1421 said in TFTP Timeout Issue/First FOG Install:
@weltern When you installed fog either time, did you have it install the dhcp server?
Yes i did. Was following a video tutorial and wasn’t sure how i wanted to run fog on my network (either on bridged or on its own virtual network) and installed the DHCP service during the initial install.
Should i wipe the virtual machine and try again with installing fog fresh as i did this time and without the dhcp?
@george1421 said in TFTP Timeout Issue/First FOG Install:
@george1421 OK so tell me a bit more about this network.
Is this a home network or a business?
Did you have fog setup here before?
For your dhcp server that your computers are using, what is supplying the dhcp information?
Home Network
Have not installed Fog here before, Although i have reinstalled Fog on the same Virtual machine (by removing the fogsettings files and running install again)
Built in DHCP server in Comcast Gateway. Comcast locks that bit down. Only thing i can do is set the scope size and manual reservations
@george1421 said in TFTP Timeout Issue/First FOG Install:
@weltern Before we go down that path. Can you run the following command from the linux console of your fog server?
cat /tftpboot/default.ipxeand post the results here
@george1421 how do i get and install that?
@george1421 Where do i set those? that very well could be my issue.
Also to answer your other question (new user - can only submit once a couple minutes) I have not changed the IP of the server after install.
here is fog settings
@george1421 no the fog server is 10.0.0.16.
10.0.0.1 is my gateway. Everything in the fog settings shows its IP is 10.0.0.16 including the TFTP Server Settings in Fog Settings.
Don’t know why it shows my gateway here.
Realized the screenshot doesn’t actually show the timeout, so here is another one.
NOTE - First time trying to set up FOG so very new to installing it and troubleshooting it. Have used FOG in the past but it was already set up for me
Getting this TFTP Timeout when trying to F12 to FOG screen.
Running FOG in Ubuntu 17.04 within VirtualBox and can access the Fog Management. VirtualBox (v 5.1.18) is set up in bridged mode so computers on my network can see it (figured it might be easier for me and practical when i try to do this again in a real environment and not a virtual one). DHCP was disabled during FOG install so that it would not interfere with my Router’s DHCP server (Comcast Router, can not turn it off, only can set static reserves).
Trying to register and inventory another virtual machine running Windows 10 pro also in bridged mode for NIC in VirtualBox.
Figured once i could get to that screen it should be working fine and i would be able to upload an image to fog and then deploy it on another virtual machine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.