January 23, 20251 yr Hi everyone, Fix Common Problems says, that I have Multiple NICs on the same IPv4 network. The Suggested Fix column says: eth2 and eth3 both have IP addresses on the 10.0.0.0 network. This is rarely a valid configuration. I checked my network settings but I can't figure out, where this error comes from. I have 2 onboard Nics and one PCI-e 10GbE Card installed. Eth0 is connected to my 1 GbE Network and has the IP 192.168.1.115. Eth1 is down and not configured because I don't need it. Eth2 is connected to my 10GbE Network with the IP 10.0.0.115. I don't see eth3 in my network settings. Can anybody help me solve this problem? unraid-01-diagnostics-20250123-1747.zip
January 23, 20251 yr Community Expert Solution Edit /config/network.cfg and remove this section: IFNAME[3]="br3" BRNAME[3]="br3" BRNICS[3]="eth3" BRSTP[3]="no" BRFD[3]="0" DESCRIPTION[3]="10 GbE UNRAID" PROTOCOL[3]="ipv4" USE_DHCP[3]="no" IPADDR[3]="10.0.0.115" NETMASK[3]="255.XXX.XXX.0" Basically, everything that has a [3], also change SYSNICS="4" to "3" and then reboot.
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