All the clients are connected to the gigabit switch and are using gigabit ports.

[quote=“Zardan, post: 1859, member: 185”]Are the clients also connected to a gigabit switch? 10min for that size sounds like ~100mbit speeds.
Ive had the exact same issue when imaging a computer lab that had a old switch with only 100mbit ports, replacing it with a switch that had 1000mbit uplink to the rest of the network fixed the issue for me. Tftp traffic seems to take big hit when the network is overloaded.
If everything looks ok make sure the server have negotiated 1000mbit with the switch.[/quote]

I am having the same problem, I am running the FOG server under Hyper-V on Windows 2008R2 datacenter. Could the virtualized network adapter (legacy network) on Hyper-V cause this?

It does not work either manually or thru the menu. I have used a WOL utility from the same subnet and it works. FOG does not seem to be sending any WOL packet.

Also wanted to say thanks to everyone involved in developing FOG. It’s a terrific tool and I’ve had great success using stand-alone servers for imaging. I’m hoping to take advantage of the more advanced features soon.

Even though we’re a “Microsoft shop”, I don’t think I’ll have trouble convincing the powers that be to make the switch, considering I was able to deploy 30 new laptops by myself in less than 3.5 hours using FOG, 2 5port-100Mbit switches, and minimal cursing.

Again, thanks all!