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Unraid not detecting link on second port of x520 card

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So turning on the server, I get link lights on the card and on the switch it is plugged into. This takes a bit as it goes through a bunch of LSI/Intel/etc boot screens. The lights stay on throughout the whole boo process. However, once it hits the grub bootloader and it starts loading unraid, the lights go out and I only get lights on the first port (eth4), (eth5) absolutely refuses to come back up. 

 

No amount of swapping transceivers or cables fixes it, it is *always* eth5. 

Booting from an Ubuntu livecd it detects both ports and successfully grabs IPs from DHCP, so it seems to be some sort of unraid driver issue. 

tower-diagnostics-20230727-1706.zip

Edited by OverlordQ

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So evidently for 'reasons' you can't bring ports up through the UI (even after stopping docker), but opening a terminal and `ifconfig ethX up` get's it working. Why I didn't have to do that on eth4 is a mystery, and why this isn't something doable through the GUI is another mystery. 

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eth5 is not configured, you must set an IP (DHCP or static) and it should then port up.

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