December 31, 20241 yr I can't seem to find out how to add it back. I've added a metric of 1 to the gateway in the NIC settings. Rebooting and disabling/re-enabling the bridge doesn't bring it back. I added a NIC and under network settings changed my old nic to ETH1 and new nic to ETH0, I'm wanting the new 2.5gb ETH0 NIC to handle all functionality, I also noticed under "Interface Extras" that it only shows br0, eth1, and tailscale1, but not eth0. Is that a problem? If so, I'm not seeing a way to add it back.
January 3, 20251 yr Community Expert Reset your unraid network config and start over. Make a backup. Main > Flash > Flash Backup. Example: root@BMM-Unraid:~# cd /boot/config root@BMM-Unraid:/boot/config# ls Basic.key domain.cfg go iscsi/ parity-checks.log pools/ shares/ ssh/ vfio-pci.cfg avahi-daemon.conf drift go~ machine-id passwd random-seed smb-extra.conf ssl/ wireguard/ disk.cfg editor.cfg history/ modprobe.d/ plugins/ secrets.tdb smb-override.conf super.dat disk.old flash.cfg hosts network-extra.cfg plugins-error/ shadow smb.conf super.old docker.cfg forcesync ident.cfg network.cfg plugins-removed/ share.cfg smbpasswd udev/ root@BMM-Unraid:/boot/config# In my case if i want unraid to remake the network configuration we need to remove the 2 network config files. mkdir /boot/config/backup cp /boot/config/network*.cfg /boot/config/backup/ rm /boot/config/network*.cfg then reboot unraid. Check a monitor/console for its IP it got over dhcp... this will bring you back to factory default unriad config for networking. Edited January 3, 20251 yr by bmartino1 data - typo
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