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Network Issue

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Recently I had a power cut to my server (my foot unplugged it from the ups somehow) and now after a small while it seems to keep disconnecting from the network or more specifically it changes to this weird ip which isn't 192xxx. When I restart the server it goes back to its good ip which I have made static in the router (via mac address) but as stated before, only for a few minutes. I tried to set the ip to static within Unraid and that seemed to work for a few hours but then it actually disconnected from my network (not just ip change). It still showed the 192 ip in the cli which I think is only because its static so it doesn't necessarily mean its connected. Even on the router gui it showed the router as disconnected which is weird. I just had to nano to network.cfg in the Unraid cli to disable its static then I restarted so I can finally access guy again, but I don't know how long till it dies again. pls help.

 

side note: now after the restart, I can access the guy but my router still says my Unraid isn't connected even though I think it is. The vm's are connected though so that's also odd.

tower-diagnostics-20250517-2206.zip

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I would leave Unraid set to use DHCP as then at least if it gets the expected address you know it has successfully contacted the router.   You do not mention what the ‘strange’ ip address looks like in case that gives a clue?   I would carefully check the cabling (as it sounds like a physical issue) in case a cable is not firmly seated.

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On 5/17/2025 at 11:18 PM, itimpi said:

I would leave Unraid set to use DHCP as then at least if it gets the expected address you know it has successfully contacted the router.   You do not mention what the ‘strange’ ip address looks like in case that gives a clue?   I would carefully check the cabling (as it sounds like a physical issue) in case a cable is not firmly seated.

I dont remember the ip unfortunately =(. I think it started with 169. It's not the cable or anything physical. Also it's been on for a whole day now and it hasn't shat the bed so maybe it's fine... fingers crossed.

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6 minutes ago, ARAA said:

think it started with 169.

That is sort of address you get if the DHCP server cannot be contacted.

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