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AlbertoGa

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  1. I don't know what to look for. If I unplug 10gig and eth1 is down, I won't be able to connect to the server, will I? These are my settings, is there something that could be causing this? Maybe the reason it's not working properly is because of a bad config?
  2. I've tried this. I have 2 sticks, I removed one, then put it back and removed the other. Then I did it again swapping them. Every time the problem persists. Could it have something to do with the RAM BIOS config and not the hardware itself? EDIT: That said, without knowing about details, I have a feeling it could also be related to the Network upgrade I did to 10gigabit.
  3. This one covers more time (a bit over a day) syslog-previous.txt
  4. I think I made a mistake, I had Local syslog server disabled, is that why it only covers 2 minutes? If so I may post again in a few days when it happens again. It's not crashing that quickly.
  5. Happens randomly and I have to reboot the server each time to fix it. syslog.txt syslog-previous.txt
  6. It has happened after a days of uptime. Next time it happens I'll give you the log
  7. Should I upload another log next time it happens?
  8. Here it is: syslog-previous.txt syslog.txt
  9. Understood, will do that!
  10. I am having issues with the NAS connectivity. When I reboot and connect to it, everything seems to work. The next day, I try to connect and the server can't be reached. Once I reboot the server I can connect to it again. This may be related or not, but maybe it happens when I shut down the PC I use to connect to the server. Any ideas on what might cause this? I attach the ping test when it's not working and when it works after rebooting the server. I also attach diagnostics. nas-diagnostics-20250311-1042.zip
  11. Thank you! I think I got it, I'll show you the image just in case: Regarding this: How do I choose a different net? Would 192.2.44 Work?
  12. I apologise, I'm a bit of a noob in this and I know I'm asking stuff repeatedly or that is basic. Please bear with me. I set "enable bonding" on both to "No" . After this I rebooted (got a message that asked me to) and I couldn't connect to 10Gbps but I could to 1Gbps. If I don't need bonding I assume this is the way to do it, but I'm sure I need to do something else to be able to connect to my card not the MOBO. Current state of the settings in the image. I still see a red message in interface extra that I don't know if it's relevant.
  13. Thanks for the reply! However, when I go click on Only a greyed out option appears Regarding bonding mode, which one should I use? I tried reading the documentation but I can't figure it out

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