Hi guys,

 

I've been running my unraid NAS for about 4 years with few dramas.  I have recently moved the unit to a new house/ network and when I try to connect I can't find it on the network.

 

I have run the ifconfig eth0 command and I don't get the

inet addr:xxx.xxx.x.xx  Bcast:xxx.xxx.x.xxx  Mask:xxx.xxx.xxx.x

line that I can see others get.

 

Does this mean my network card is cactus and I need to buy another one?

The rest of the info on that command seems fine.

 

 

When I run ethtool eth0 I get all the normal stuff I would expect.

 

Any thoughts?

 

thanks

The chances are that the unRAID server is configured for a fixed IP address that is incompatible with the new network.

 

What output to you get if you run the command

cat /boot/config/network.cfg

from the console?  Also give the IP address of a device (e.g. PC/Mac) that is working OK on the new network.

The chances are that the unRAID server is configured for a fixed IP address that is incompatible with the new network.

 

What output to you get if you run the command

cat /boot/config/network.cfg

from the console?  Also give the IP address of a device (e.g. PC/Mac) that is working OK on the new network.

 

Hi itimpi,

I get No such file or directory.

The IP address of my laptop is 192.168.0.9

 

 

 

 

 

Are you actually running unRAID v6 or v5?

Are you actually running unRAID v6 or v5?

 

Good question.  I think it is 4.something.  What command can I run to tell me that?  I have looked through the forum and can't find a reference to looking it up.

Ok, I am on v4.7

 

And as of another reboot while copying my syslog file, I am now fully operational again.

I'm not sure what happened to make it work.

 

thanks

 

time to upgrade to the latest version.