I have run into a networking problem. I'm unable to connect outside my unraid box. I can communicate with my local host. I'm sure what is my next step to resolve this problem.

your next step will better be to supply diagnostics here. Our crystal balls are hazy without infos.

MAM59, here is my dianostics

zfs-nas-diagnostics-20240926-0823.zip

You have set up br0, br1 AND br2 all with the same IP Address 10.0.1.8!!!

This cannot work! Either each one needs a seperate address (in a separate LAN segment, your netmask is not visible, so I cant say which LANs of the 10... segments are seperate)

OR delete br1 and br2 and add those cards as members of br0 (joining all cards together).

 

MAM59,

 

I will try it

Does this require a reboot

 

After I deleted br1 and br2, both reappeared after reboot

you need to assign eth0 and eth1 to br0. No idea where br2 is coming from. Your "tailscale" maybe? No idea what this is good for or wanted.

Or "wireguard" ? No idea too.

Before you try to play around with complicated VPN stuff, you should get basic LAN working.

 

 

Edited September 26, 20241 yr by MAM59

I can't remove talescale until I get my network back up

2 minutes ago, jag5cof said:

I can't remove talescale until I get my network back up

Then I am sorry, I cannot help you.

the other option is to re-install unraid.

 

I deleted talescale, I still show br0,br2 = 10.0.1.8

its easier to delete everything named network.* stuff from the config folder of the USB stick and reboot.

Make sure, only ONE card is connected to the switch before you reboot.

Else you need to ask in the tailscale plugin forum. This VPN stuff has nothing to do with UNRAID itself.

 

If you still can't help. Do you know how to reinstall  unraid using the same flash drive

 

you do not need to reinstall. everything is stored in the /config folder. You may reset networking just by deleting

-rw-------  1 root root     44 Mar  3  2024 network-extra.cfg
-rw-------  1 root root    380 Mar  3  2024 network-rules.cfg
-rw-------  1 root root    727 Aug 23 06:42 network.cfg

 

If you want to reset EVERYTHING, you can delete all files BUT *.key!!! (save these before and restore afterwards)

root@F:~# ls -al /boot/config/*.key
-rw------- 1 root root 256 Mar 28  2022 /boot/config/Plus.key
-rw------- 1 root root 256 Jun 19  2022 /boot/config/Pro.key
-rw------- 1 root root 256 Nov 12  2021 /boot/config/Unraid-Plus.key

 

But resetting network should be ok already.

 

i'll try it

be aware that after the reboot, eth0 (and only THIS one should be cable connected for now!) will be set to DHCP and fetch an address from the router

It will NOT be on 10.0.1.8 anymore!!!

 

I'm still working on the flash drive. I'm not too comfortable able deleting 
-rw------- 1 root root 256 Jun 19  2022 /boot/config/Pro.key
-rw------- 1 root root 256 Nov 12  2021 /boot/config/Unraid-Plus.key

you SHOULD NOT delete the KEY Files!!!!

Everything else maybe ok, but NOT THE KEY files!

I said "all BUT key" not "all including key"!!!

And, for your issue, networking* should be sufficient!

 

Edited September 26, 20241 yr by MAM59

ok

I have the flash usb export but can see it?

 

I dont understand, sorry. what do you want to see???

 

I want to see the content on the flash drive, I need to remove the networking entries as you suggested

just powerdown, pull out the stick, put it into a different computer and go to the /config directory

or open an UNRAID shell, go to /boot/config. its the same. there is nothing mysterious

 

 

I'm back up to the outside world. I link to change my ip address back to 10.0.1.8?