At some point (1+ month now) I can't access the Unraid dashboard (or ping it) from my Windows 11 PC (build 22631), and I'm in the dark about it.

 

I wasn't with free time to solve this, so I was using my Android tablet to access it. But, the experience is far from ideal and I want to figure out why I can't access the server from my PC.

 

I just tried, if I boot in another system, like my Windows 10 installation in the same PC I can reach the server and access the dashboard without a problem. Accessing from another PC in the LAN also works.

 

The server have internet access and the services seems to be all working as expected.

 

I'm trying to think what can be causing this problem. The modem/router? I use the ISP one (Nokia G-1425G-A), I didn't reset it yet (did multiples restarts though), planning to do it this weekend. Or some Workgroup config? But I didn't change it, and the group name is as I configured. Some docker network conflict? I booted in safe mode to see if something changed, but the server stayed unreachable.

 

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Edited December 18, 20241 yr by edassis

9 hours ago, edassis said:

I just tried, if I boot in another system, like my Windows 10 installation in the same PC I can reach the server and access the dashboard without a problem.

Did you also try a new Windows 11 install?

See the December 4th EDIT in the first post of this thread:

 

     https://forums.unraid.net/topic/110580-security-is-not-a-dirty-word-unraid-windows-1011-smb-setup/

 

The Server signing has cropped up a couple of times recently as Windows 11 ver 24H2 gets released by Microsoft to the general public.  BTW, adding it now to your Samba Extras configuration will not affect clients that do not require it. 

12 hours ago, Frank1940 said:

The Server signing has cropped up a couple of times recently as Windows 11 ver 24H2 gets released by Microsoft to the general public.  BTW, adding it now to your Samba Extras configuration will not affect clients that do not require it. 

Thanks, I will take a look into that.

 

I found the culprit: I was fiddling around with the Wireguard VPN on my machine some time ago, and somehow the Unraid LAN IP (192.168.1.50) got into its configuration:

Note the 2 IPs.

 

After removing the IP managed by the router, I immediately got access back to the Unraid Dashboard on my Windows 11 PC:

 

Thanks @JorgeB and @Frank1940 

Edited December 20, 20241 yr by edassis