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Unable to connect to webGUI. Can Telnet and ping.


ialevy

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I have tried 3 different computers and many browsers. No dice connecting with tower or IP. I am set up with a static IP of 192.168.0.200. Diagnostics did not seem to work, so I am attaching an output of the syslog I pulled off of telnet.

syslog.txt

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Is this a new migration?  For one of my migrations, I had the same thing happen.  Telnet and ping worked, but the web gui did not.  I logged in via telnet, shut down the server, and rebooted ... then it worked fine.  Was apparently just weird on that first boot.

 

I think this is what you'd need to do to bring your server down via telnet:

 

samba stop
umount /dev/md1
umount /dev/md2
umount /dev/md3
umount /dev/md4
umount /dev/md5
etc...
mdcmd stop
/usr/local/sbin/powerdown

 

Hope this helps...

 

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No, this is a fresh build. Never was able to get into the web GUI. Thanks for the shutdown commands!

What method did you use to format is the flash drive?

 

I used the process in the getting started guide. Done on an iMac. Erased drive with FAT32 and label of UNRAID. Copied files. Ran make_bootable_mac.

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and if I try the command:

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

I get:

Tower emhttp: main: can't bind listener socket: Address already in use

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and if I try the command:

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

I get:

Tower emhttp: main: can't bind listener socket: Address already in use

 

Any luck with the shutdown steps I listed, then a reboot? Dunno if i powered down or not...

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Decided on some old school hardware troubleshooting, so I pulled the SATA card and the server was reachable through the GUI.

 

I reinstalled the card and pulled the drives - still working.

Put in my 4 WD RED drives - still working.

Put in my Samsung SSD for cache - DEAD!

 

Looks like the new SSD I bought is no good!

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