citizengray

Anything at all ? I have no idea on how to move forward...

Right - good point So this diagnostics file is from the setup with 2 NICs (currently running parity building) Intel is ETH0 - plugged in Onboard is ETH1 - unplugged Here is the GUI config options, nothing special as far as I can tell unraid-diagnostics-20211004-0825.zip

Hello everyone, My first time Unraid user, just purchased a new pc to build a brand new spanking nas. Everything went just fine until I tried to start installing the CA plugin, it is only then that I realized that Unraid had no access to internet. It sees my local network no problem, it can ping the Google DNS (8.8.8.8, etc.) but it cannot ping www.google.com or anything else. I have 2 NIC on the setup, one embedded on the motherboard and one Intel X540-T1 10GbE. At first I thought that I might have screwed up the configuration with the 2 NIC so I took out the Intel and plugged the onboard one. No luck, still exact same issue. The I installed a brand new unraid from a new USB key with a trial license (on the main one, I purchased the pro) with only the onboard card to make sure I had the most vanilla install as possible. Still no luck, exact same behavior. So it seems, it is not any sort of configuration that I have done and possibly not my hardware. My local network is extremely simple: - 1 single router (Google Wifi Mesh), local subnet is 192.168.86.XX - have a bunch of Google Wifi Mesh as repeater throughout the house - all cabled directly to the main router, so everything is 192.168.86.XX - unraid IP addresses are DHCP reserved based on the MAC Address of each NIC. Onboard: 192.168.86.102 & Intel: 192.168.86.101. Both work fine and get the right IP address depending on which card I cable. Then I thought maybe there was some sort of config the Wifi Router preventing Unraid from accessing outside or something, but none of the devices that I have plugged in or wified in needed any configuration whatsoever. I am completely at a loss... I have no idea what to try next... I am by no mean a network expert, but I am also decently knowledgable. Any help would be appreciated. Thx, Alex