DanHolo

I'm trying to revert back to my onboard NIC until I can get an Intel PCIe NIC but for some reason my server is not detecting my onboard network card. Any idea how I can fix this?

Well this is good to know. I’ve been using this particular adapter for a few years now with no issues and only suddenly starting having issues with my server hanging. However, I have been doing a lot of heavy transferring of files and backing up my entire iCloud to the server, so that may explain it. Looks like I’ll have to deal with the slower speeds of my motherboards ethernet port until I can replace it with a new PCI card.

What are some alternatives? I use this one because I use a USB ethernet adapter so I can get faster connection through ethernet.

Went away for a few days this weekend and when I returned this happened again. Thankfully this time around I did get the syslog and can also include a fresh diagnostics for my server. k-e-v-i-n-diagnostics-20250729-1802.zip syslog-072925.log

Several times over the last few weeks I've been dealing with my Unraid server randomly losing network connectivity making it impossible to troubleshoot over the web UI. However, when I go to connect my server directly to my monitor so I can reboot the server that way and restart the web UI, neither my GPU or onboard video provide video. My only other option to reboot cleanly is to disconnect the power to my UPS and allow the server to safely shutdown that way, however, it does not appear like the functionality with my UPS (using NUT) is not working. I set my shutdown time on power loss to 3 minutes and the most recent time the server showed no signs of shutting down after that time forcing me to have to a dirty reboot and perform a parity check that takes 20+ hours. This is the fourth time in the last few weeks this has happened and not sure what could be causing it. I did just recently update to the latest version of Unraid, but I believe this happened at least once before that so I'm not sure it's related. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

So I reset the CMOS and unRAID is detecting my network card again and I have been able to access the server via the web GUI, however, for some reason its giving me an error saying "Trial key requires an internet connection" which is strange because it's connected to the internet. Any idea what could be causing this?

I was able to access the webGUI from another computer on my network just fine before updating, so not sure how it can be unrelated. I will try to see if resetting the CMOS improves anything.

Sorry about that, here's the full diagnostics file. Is there a way of manually installing this driver without network? I can access the GUI through flash, but I have no network connection on the server. I've tried manually putting the .plg on my flashdrive and doing it that way, but when I boot unRAID identifies places it in the plugin_error folder. k-e-v-i-n-diagnostics-20230705-0225.zip

I regrettably upgrade my unRAID server from 6.11.5 tonight to 6.12.2 and my server is no longer able to connect to network. The system is still recognizing my USB-C 2.5G adapter, but there was an error found with the plugin that allowed it to work so it made me uninstall it? My server isn't even recognizing the built-in network card either. Completely at a loss to what to do here. I downgraded to 6.11.5 but the issue remains. Never experienced an issue like this before. Yikes. syslog.txt

Having the same issue, UnRAID is saying it can't find eth0 on startup which is my USB C NIC. Is there a way to fix this??