[SOLVED] Windows Network Problem

[AinzOolGown]

Hi there

 

I have a problem on my network settings :

I can't connect my Windows VM to anything on my local network O_o

 

This Windows VM have the IP 192.168.1.41
UnRAID is 192.168.1.40 and my Internet box, for example, is 192.168.1.1

 

I just can't connect to UnRAID or my box

But i can connect to UnRAID using the "https://tower.local"

 

I'm on virbr0 adapter for this Windows VM and my routing table is this :

 

Do anyone have an idea of what it lacks, please ?

 

Do not hesitate if you need more information ^^

 

Thank you in advance !

Edited July 1, 2020 by AinzOolGown
Solved

[AinzOolGown]

Hi there,

 

A strange thing happened yesterday :

 

I wanted to add the possibility of using cache on one of my server's share.

From the begenning, i mounted my unRAID shares onto Windows with Network Drives by using the path \\192.168.1.40\sharename.

But after changing the option to use cache, i lost connexion to all of my Network Drives and the path \\192.168.1.40\ is not accessible anymore.

 

I bypassed the problem by using the server's name (i.e."Tower" like unRAID's default name) in path, like \\Tower\sharename

 

But, isn't that behaviour very strange ? I only changed one option on one of my shared folder and it end up changing network settings O_o

 

I'm a bit lost.

 

Do that light up some spirit ? ^^

 

Edited March 22, 2020 by AinzOolGown

[Frank1940]

I would suspect that the server's IP address got changed...

[AinzOolGown]

Hi Frank, nope it is properly fixed by multiple systems

[Frank1940]

Post up the Diagnostics file     Tools    >>>    Diagnostics 

[AinzOolGown]

Please find it attached, and thank you !

tower-diagnostics-20200322-1306.zip

[AinzOolGown]

Hi

 

Find it, that's a VPN problem, when i disconnect it the local network is reachable again

 

I will search how to correct that

[AinzOolGown]

Finally, it was both a VPN & a bridging problem

 

I activated bonding, build a bond0 interface but seems like it need the bridging to be activated to (thanks again bonienl !)

 

So, now all good, solved