I cannot access my Unraid server at all.

 

I try to access it via web browser, not luck.

I try to telnet to it via name and by ip, no luck.

 

I can ping the server's ip and get a response.

 

I have reset the server, and reset all my networking equipment multiple times, no change.

 

What do I do?

I put a monitor and keyboard on the server, it boots, and I can login.

 

I have checked all the cables inside the server as well.

 

 

I put a monitor and keyboard on the server, it boots, and I can login.

 

I have checked all the cables inside the server as well.

 

 

On the system console, what do you get when you type the following commands:

 

mount

ifconfig eth0

ethtool eth0

ls -l /boot

ls -l /dev/disk/by-id

Thanks for the help, I ran all the commands:

 

I tried pinging again, it failed.

 

MountSeems proper, it displays my /boot vfat and then all six discs such as

/devl/md5 on /mnt/disk5 type reiserfs

 

ifconfig eth0Shows me the hardware number (mac address?) but no ip address or gateway.

Running just ifconifg shows "local loopback" inet 127.0.0.1 and gateway 255.0.0.0

 

I switched cables to a known-good cable, rebooted network hardware and server, not change in ifconfig eth0

 

Ethtool eth0speed 1000 mb/s

full duplex with wake-on=g

link detected: yes

 

ls -l /bootDisplays the contents of root in green, e.g.

bzimage, bzroot, config, etc.

 

ls -l /dev/disc/by-idGives me the error "no such file or directory"

 

Do you see a link light on the interface, where the cable plugs in?

 

Have you tried a different port on the switch/router?

 

Have there been any changes to the interface, or BIOS, or was it working then just vanished from the network?

Yes there is a light on the motherboard network connection, and on my router.

 

I have tried different ports as well.

 

There have been no changes to the server, it happened while I was travelling for work actually, my wife could not access the server that worked before I left.

I purchased a PCI Gigabit Network card and installed it in the server and disabled the on-board.

 

Voila, server now up and running perfectly, so the onboard network card had died.

I purchased a PCI Gigabit Network card and installed it in the server and disabled the on-board.

 

Voila, server now up and running perfectly, so the onboard network card had died.

glad it is now working with the new network card.

 

As far as: ls -l /dev/disc/by-idGives me the error "no such file or directory"

 

Try spelling disk the same way I did... with a "k"

ls -l /dev/disk/by-id

Lol ya I guess that would have helped!