September 29, 20169 yr Hello Having some trouble after V6.2 upgrade Only 1 NIC and it is onboard Server is connected to a switch - then Router Static Ip If I start the server connected to the switch the NIC does not even become active. The switch port does not light up and the NIC lights are not flashing. If I connect the server directly to the modem/router everything lights up and it seems happy Have deleted network.cfg and when booting into GUI it blashed bh0 host found - then lost - then adapter dropped Need some guidance on where to look really at the end of the street Will say I was not the most stringent when upgrading and did not disable dockers. I did how ever already nuke docker.img and reload them after this problem showed its self.
September 29, 20169 yr Author Not going to get me this time hehe Switched cables and ports Rebooted all devices so many times Lap top confirmed cables and switch communicates When I deleted cfg server wouldn't even fech an up
September 29, 20169 yr Community Expert I assume that you have monitor and keyboard access. Login and type diagnostics at the command line prompt. That will write your diagnostics file to your Flash Drive. Pull that drive and put it into your PC and upload the diagnostic file in your next post.
September 29, 20169 yr Author Okay this log is with the server plugged into the switch Let me know if you need anything else thx for the help tower-diagnostics-20160929-1737.zip
September 29, 20169 yr Author Here is the log with server attached to the router dircectly tower-diagnostics-20160929-1744.zip
September 29, 20169 yr You do not have a network-rules.cfg file. Go to the Settings->Network Settings and verify the eth0 mac address is correct. It will be the right most tab. Be sure to apply the settings. Not sure if this is the issue, but looks suspicious.
September 29, 20169 yr Author In BIOS it tells me that my MAC suppose to be 00:30:18:AA:AD:73 In Network Settings in UNRAID it says it is for ETH0 00:30:18:AA:AD:73
September 30, 20169 yr Author Not sure if this will help but with the Server conected to the router and working properly on the network the screen is reporting Device "eth1" does not exist. Havent had a screen on this thing for sometime so not sure when that started
September 30, 20169 yr Easy test would be to build a HiRens bootable USB, load drives and access the network. Would prove if indeed ETH1 is dead...? And shouldn't your first ETH be ETH0? Just sayin...
September 30, 20169 yr Author The switch being used is D-Link DS-1008D Update: I had a Cisco 100Mbs small business switch and swapped out the original D-Link and the Server communicates fine thru it This is making me scratch my head
September 30, 20169 yr Author Squid think you got me again Update: Installed new Gbps NIC and disabled onboard NIC Plugged everything back into orginal DLink GB switch and router and poof all is well Still not sure why onboard NIC would work with 100Mbps switch and not the orignal Gbps switch just like that. Not sure if it is actually a V6.2 upgrade bug or not
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