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Download of Download of appfeed failed [SOLVED]

FishStink
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supernova-diagnostics-20241003-1528 (1).zipsupernova-diagnostics-20241003-1528 (1).zipI have tried a number of troubeshooting options over the past few frustrating hours. I am certain that this is an easy to fix network setup issue, but please help.

 

My setup:

1. Bell Giga Hub (BHH) - 192.168.2.1

2. Google Nest Router (GHR) - WAN: 192.168.2.10  LAN: 192.168.87.1  -  Hardwired to BHH ethernet port - acting as DHCP in range of 192.168.87.XXX

3. Switch connected to GHR AND to Google wifi pucks AND Philips Hue AND other hardwired devices (TV's / Nvidia shields etc) AND UNRAID supernova-diagnostics-20241003-1528 (1).zip

4. UNRAID server - 192.168.87.222

 

I have attached the diagnostics file.

 

Thanks for ending my pain in advance !

 


Edit:  Not quite certain of the series of events that fixed this, but ended in reassigning eth1 = Automatic.

 

 

Edited by Fishypops

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