Alexey Leontyev

Thank you so much for your help! This is my mistake. I made a typo when I entered the static port address. It's working now.

Yes, this address is not pinged. But this port is listed as connected in the Unraid Dashboard. And there are even occasional values in the Inbound sometimes...

Yes, I've already tried it with a mask of 255.255.255.0. Unfortunately, I got the same result

I've cleared the gateway settings, but I still can't connect through 10G to the shares…

Thank you! Can you tell me more precisely what settings should be specified? I tried to configure a 10G subnet at IP addresses 192.168.10.1 and 192.168.10.2, based on my very superficial understanding. But when I turn off the WiFi (connected to the router at 192.168.1.1) - I can't reach my shared unRAID drive via 10G. If I disconnect the 10G cable, and turn on the WiFi - everything works (both internet and shared resources). If I turn on the 10G and WiFi - the internet is very unstable. The internet traffic is apparently trying to get through the 10G, and that - fails. I can't reach the unRAID shares. If I turn on the only 10G - there is neither no internet, no shares.

Hi all! I need help setting up the network adapters in my DIY NAS. I have a rather superficial knowledge of networking technologies, and just getting started in Linux / UnRAID. (I probably wouldn't even have started if I hadn't assembled a NAS-server for myself). I am going to use the server also for video editing purposes, so I need a fast network. There is 10GBase-T network adapter (Intel® X550-AT2) with two RJ45 ports installed on the motherboard. At the same time, the rest of my home network has a speed of 1G. It is built on a 1G-router that is connected to the internet. The router has a DHCP-server that distributes IP-addresses to all connected devices. I do not plan to change the router - it works fine. Usually my main computer connects with my router by WiFi (my main computer is laptop). For my main computer, I also bought an external 10GBase-T Thunderbolt network adapter (Sonnet Solo 10G). I want to have the maximum speed between the main computer and the NAS. (I understand that the speed limit will be SATA3 600 MBytes/s and the Samba protocol, but I would like the faster is the better). I've installed UnRAID on the NAS. I've connected the first 10GbE port in the NAS-server to the router, the second port I connect to the main computer, right? In the UnRAID network settings I see two interfaces - eth0 (the one connected to the router) and eth1. And one more important question. I have not yet figured out what Bridge, Bond, VLAN are, and how they differ. My guess is that I need to somehow configure the routing tables on the NAS and probably on the router? I've tried to picture a diagram of my network, and what's currently configured. I would be very grateful if someone could tell me how to configure interfaces and routing tables. Thank you!