stephenjcarr2804

Thanks for your advice guys. I’ve managed to figure out what was going on. I’ve bridged eth1 and eth2, but this wasn’t the issue. My VPN on server 2 was blocking connection to the Unraid server. Doh! I’ve created a split tunnel to allow the traffic. thanks again!

Hi Fairly new to unraid and I'm having a bit of trouble configuring NUT. Unraid is the NUT master, and I've connected 2 servers via ethernet, to act as NUT slaves. The Unraid server has 3 interfaces (eth0, eth1 & eth2) Eth0 is my main interface, connected to the internet and has a 192.168 IP address. I have set self assigned IP's to the 2 other interfaces (169.254.9.200 & 169.254.9.210) and connected each interface directly to each server. From 1 server, I am able to connect to the unraid NUT server and can ping 169.254.9.200 fine. The 2nd server does not connect to NUT and cannot ping 169.254.9.210. However, I have noticed that I can ping both .200 and .210 from the first server, but cant ping either from the 2nd. Both servers have 2 ethernet interfaces, 1 for internet access, and 1 specifically for NUT. I've set self assigned IP addresses on the secondary interfaces for both servers (169.265.9.175 & 169.254.9.180) Can anyone help with what is going on here please? It appears that Server 1 can ping the IP of eth1 and eth2, whereas Server 2 cannot ping either. Cheers!