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Unraid with multiple nics

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Hello,  I'm running into an issue with multiple nice. My MB has 2 and I have a pcie nic installed.  For some reason unraid defaults to the pcie nic instead of the inboard nic. Is there anyway to tell unraid to use a certain nic?

UnRAID will use however many NICs you configure but you can only configure one of them (eth0) directly via the GUI. The rest you can configure using the ifconfig command.

 

Since you have an optional PCIe NIC installed the system has made the not unreasonable assumption that that's the one you want to use. If you want to use one of the motherboard ports instead you need to remove the PCIe card or set up a udev rule to override the order in which the eth0, eth1, eth2 devices are assigned by binding them to specific MAC addresses.

 

Edit: This will give you an idea of what's needed.

 

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