Unraid not reachable (Solved)

[Protheus]

Hi,

 

i set up a new Unraid server today.

At first it worked like a charm.

 

Then i wanted to change the SSL certificate for the webgui.

After i changed it (like described in this Post https://www.target-bravo.com/blog/2018/7/10/blog-headline-1-6y3tj-49m5s-7tbal-56sar) i cant reach my unraid server.

(Remove the bundle file (and revert it to selfsigned generated) didn't help)

 

I cant even ping the mashine. In GUI Mode i can open the the Browser but it cant connect to localhost.

ifconfig shows me the correct IP and the CLI says it booted up.

 

The flash drive seams ok (its brand new).

 

In diagnostics i cant see any big errors.

Now i have no clue where to search. (For the records: i'm not really deep into linux)

 

I hope i can find some help, because unraid seems to be a nice piece of software (til now i had a qnap nas and its horrible to work with).

 

Diagnostics are attached.

 

Greetings

 

PS: Yes i know that i need a parity in the future but the intended disk crashed in the old qnap. i have 2 disks but on that are the files i wanted to transfer to unraid and then use this 2 disks as parity.

limbus02-diagnostics-20201205-2227.zip

Edited December 11, 2020 by Protheus

[JorgeB]

No link on eth0, there is on eth1, Unraid always uses eth0 for management (you can choose which one is eth0 in the network settings, boot using GUI mode if needed to change).

[Protheus]

9 hours ago, Protheus said:

In GUI Mode i can open the the Browser but it cant connect to localhost.

 

Hi JorgeB,

 

like i wrote. I tried this, but if i boot in GUI Mode i only see an "not reachable" Firefox Window.

 

The link is on eth2 (Onboard NIC) and its bridged with eth0.

eth1 will be the "VLAN-NIC" where i can put my vlans on to. (actually not connected)

 

Greetings

[JorgeB]

Settings for eth0:
...
Link detected: no
driver: r8169

--------------------------------
Settings for eth1:
...  
Link detected: yes
driver: alx

 

[Protheus]

Hi,

 

i reached the server again. Thanks for guidance.

But i see now...eth2 is gone (i have a bad feeling...the second NIC is a PCIe card)

OK i have to check this.

 

But hey...the certificate is correct now

 

Greetings

[Protheus]

15 minutes ago, Protheus said:

OK i have to check this.

OK...i've checked...

 

eth0 is now mapped on the PCIe Card (without bridging) (formerly only a virtual port which worked only in bridge mode)

eth1 is now the onboard-NIC

eth2 is gone (formerly the onboard-NIC)

 

Greetings