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Unraid does not reach DNS server anymore

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Hi all,

 

after a cold restart of my unraid server (safeguards off), my unraid server does not reach the DNS server anymore, resulting unraid web offline (NETWORK: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND mothership.unraid.netCLOUD: Socket closed), Dockers cannot be checked for updates and so forth.

 

Logs are attached, but what can I do in order to restore it?

 

Best wishes 

ur-adrian-diagnostics-20230918-1640.zip

Edited by fir3drag0n

Solved by Mainfrezzer

  • Community Expert

Delete/rename /boot/config/network.cfg and reboot, that will revert the LAN settings to default DHCP, see if it helps.

  • Author

That did not help either

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Then it suggests a network problem, try simplifying your network as much as possible, even if just for testing, connect the server directly to the router without any firewall, etc.

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  • Community Expert

Did you enter the same static dns server again?

Duh, stupid me, its probably DHCP doing it. Anyway the dns server on 5.X.XXX.112 is dead

Edited by Mainfrezzer

  • Author

Where to add the server twice?

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  • Solution

Try adding 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 as dns in unraids networksettings and see if that fixes it.

The Server under 5.X.XXX.112 doesnt seem to have a dns server running

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In settings, I can only set up one ipv4 and ipv6 DNS server 

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you have to set it to static
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Or change the DHCP Server settings to not hand out the 5.x.xxx.112 server as dns server.

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I set it to static and the DNS server is a valid server which responds if you ping it

 

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"Basic" dns server run on port 53 tcp/udp. A ping works over icmp. Those are 2 different shoes.

If youre so eager to use that particular server as dns server, i would advise you to actually setup a working dns server on there ;) 

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3 hours ago, Mainfrezzer said:

"Basic" dns server run on port 53 tcp/udp. A ping works over icmp. Those are 2 different shoes.

If youre so eager to use that particular server as dns server, i would advise you to actually setup a working dns server on there ;) 

 

Ok, credits to you, Google DNS servers seemed to solve the problem.

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