Hey guys, Having a weird issue with network with my unRAID server.

 

Have thrown in a dual nic into the server and manually configured IP addresses since one ethernet goes into my switch for the entire network, the other connects directly into another computer for a sweet 10Gbit connection.

 

Right now its setup as shown below

 

Port 1 eth0    10.0.0.11 > Switch > Internet
Port 2 eth1    10.0.1.2 > Other PC (10.0.1.1)

 

To set this up i am using in my go file

 

ifconfig eth0 10.0.0.11 netmast 255.255.255.0
ifconfig eth1 10.0.1.2 netmast 255.255.0.0

 

The issue i am having is that when trying to access the server via its second port when the bridge is enabled under settings, the ip address is still assigned by i can no longer access it. Only workaround i have found to this so far is to disable the bridge, but then my VM's cannot connect to the physical network which is an issue for me.

 

Wondering if anybody with more experience can see where i have setup somthing wrong? Or if im just making a really stupid mistake!

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

avalon-diagnostics-20160209-0014.zip

Enabling bridge will make both eth ports part of a virtual switch. In this particular case, the eth ports should not have any ip address, they should be assigned to the br0 interface.

also your 2 subnets are colliding if they are connected on the same switch (which is the case when bridge is enabled)

eth0 is 10.0.0.X

eth1 is 10.0.Y.X (Y here can include 0)

 

Suggest you enable bridge, and only assign one IP:

10.0.0.11 255.255.255.0

 

then assign one IP to the PC on the 10Gb wire

10.0.0.12 255.255.255.0

 

Is there a particular reason why the PC should be on a different subnet?

 

I put it on another subnet due to both systems having dual nic's, but my switch is only 1Gbit.

 

So the direct connection between the unRAID server and the PC is 10Gbit and separate, but they both still have connections to the switch for internet and everything else on the network.

 

Would there be a way to make eth0 or eth1 outside of the virtual switch? Seems like that could be a workaround for what i require

 

 

then you probably want to modify your go script to unbridge eth1 from br0

brctl delif br0 eth1
ip addr add 10.0.1.2/24 dev eth1

just not sure where in the go file this should be

 

Just using

brctl delif br0 eth1

seems to have got it to work.

 

Thanks very much for your help:D

 

Kuroyukihimeeee i have the very same idea, im curious as to where the file is in which to edit.

Kuroyukihimeeee i have the very same idea, im curious as to where the file is in which to edit.

 

Sorry for delay, only just seen this had a reply

 

I just added the lines to my go file.

 

**your server**\flash\config\go.cfg

 

Mine looks like this, highlighted which parts i added

 

Multi ethernet interface support is planned for an upcoming release. It will allow for individual configuration of the available ethernet interfaces.

 

I highly discourage to put these kind of settings in the go file, unRAID v6 is aiming at minimum use of the go file.