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c1trus

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  1. I was just going to link it, that is the one.
  2. No, I attempted changing network.cfg and then reset to default before taking diagnostics. Driver-wise, I haven't touched the network drivers at all. There are no custom drivers at play here whatsoever. I am using unraid as stock as possible, which is why I'm confused. I merely rebooted and it has suddenly decided that it wont get dhcp.
  3. I'm aware that's what it means but I'm not 100% positive as to how a reboot might have caused it to no longer get dhcp. Manually setting the IP in network.cfg didn't change anything either.
  4. Hi, very new to unraid so pardon me if I'm not 100% concise with my issue. I initially set up the latest unraid and was able to access it through the webgui with no problems whatsoever. After setting it up, I proceeded to install ich777's nvidia driver plugin, which also succeeded. Then, I attempted to downgrade the driver to a lower version through said plugin, and it proceeded to prompt me to restart the server. After restarting the server, it will not connect to the network and displays that the IP is 169.x.x.x (not 100% remembering). I attempted to turn off bonding in the cfg as I read in older forum posts to no avail. I have attached the diagnostics in this post, but I genuinely have zero idea how it was working one second and borked the next. Thank you all for your time. tower-diagnostics-20211214-1530.zip

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