Hank Moody Posted February 18, 2021 Share Posted February 18, 2021 (edited) Hey guys, after having pretty much everything setup (for the 3rd time) I'm now definitely stuck. -nic1 onboard -nic2 I350 -nic3 I350 nic 1 got a static IP nic 2+3 are bond and bridged; switch is properly setup [switch:static-lag - unraid:round-robin] and this works until the server is rebooted, then the bond/I350-T2 won't come up automatically. I know of the concept of a server but however I can't always hookup a screen to start in the GUI to 'port-up'., and it's not the time yet for a kvm-switch. The host is temporarily in my home-office, but will move sooner or later, so I have to figure this out: There is a second card coming, the goal would be to bond all 5 together, and connect that to a 1/5/10G switch. So the cards are pcie_x2, fitted in a x1 slot, working perfectly: pc:pcie3_x1 / card:pcie2_x2 breakdown: 1 ethernet-port is at max. pulling 250MB/s (125MB/s upstream - 125MB/s downstream) so one card is pulling 0,5GB/s which is the max. of pci2_x1 I'd like to achieve that the ports stay up due reboots. 10G card isn't a solution due to no available slots left. > In the mainboard-bios I deactivated network-boot (as I've read it here somewhere) > I saw that the Intel-I350 has a bios splash-screen /CTRL+S/ entered, couldn't uncheck the possibility to 'pxe-boot'. So now I may got a hint, could flashing the card be a thing? Has anybody input how I could proceed, what to try next? This is driving me nuts. (Tagged the title appropriately so whoever comes after me has a better time finding a solution) Thanks in advance for any input! After this I'm sold to the pro-version PS: Will attach logs asap Kind regards Edited February 19, 2021 by Hank Moody attachement/network-settings Quote Link to comment
Ford Prefect Posted February 19, 2021 Share Posted February 19, 2021 ...when the bond stops working, but all ethx interfaces are available I can only think of a mismatched configuration between unraid and switch.Using static LAG is IMHO not a good idea.Try dynamic LACP/802.3ad instead. By looking at your configuration, you do use the same network (192.168.10.0/24) for eth0(no VLAN) and Bond0-VLAN10.What's the PID on the switch port where eth0 is connected?Gesendet von meinem SM-G960F mit Tapatalk Quote Link to comment
Hank Moody Posted February 19, 2021 Author Share Posted February 19, 2021 Thanks for chiming in! So I'd prefer LACP too but the (current) switch only supports static LAG. eth0 port9 pvid10 vl10-UNtagged eth1 port8 pvid10 vl10-tagged vl20-tagged vl30++ eth2 port7 pvid10 vl10-tagged++ *eth3 port6 pvid10 vl10-tagged++ *eth4 port5 pvid10 vl10-tagged++ LAG current 7+8 (*coming 5-9 =5gb/s) cheers, and have a nice fridaynight! Quote Link to comment
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