2 Ethernet

[antonio7319]

Ciao a tutti mi sono arenato non riesco a configurare la seconda scheda Ethernet con TrueNAS 11.3-5
come posso fare?

Riesco a mettere l’indirizzo ip e la subnet nella seconda scheda di rete ma non so dove mettere
il getaway ed il dns,
mi spiego meglio ho due lan, nella prima Ethernet ho configurato un ip 192.168.0.x /24 con getaway e dns,
nella seconda voglio mettere un ip 192.168.1.x/24 con i suoi getaway e dns riesco a mettere l’ip ma non il resto
dove cavolo sbaglio?
scusate per la lingua


Hi all I am stuck I cannot configure the second ethernet card with TrueNAS 11.3-5
how can I do?

I can put the ip address and the subnet in the second network card but I don't know where to put
the getaway and the dns,
let me explain better I have two lan, in the first Ethernet I configured an ip 192.168.0.x / 24 with getaway and dns,
in the second I want to put an ip 192.168.1.x / 24 with its getaway and dns I can put the ip but not the rest
where the hell am I wrong?
sorry for the language

 

[no_connection]

I can put the ip address and the subnet in the second network card but I don't know where to put
the getaway and the dns,

There is only one gateway and DNS.
So you can't and shuold not put more anywhere.

 

[antonio7319]

OK thank you

 

[antonio7319]

non c'è altro modo di usare 2 ip diversi per collegarsi con 2 reti lan

there is no other way to use 2 different ip to connect with 2 lan networks

 

[no_connection]

If you are on the same subnet there is no need for gateway as there will be no routing.
And if you need a route to another router than gateway you can add that to the routing table.

You can use one or more IP on one or more interfaces as long as they are not on the same subnet.

But gateway or "master router" that any traffic that is of unknown destination (outside known network) can only be one.

 

[antonio7319]

intanto buon anno
si ho 2 router il 1 con ip 192.168.0.x
il 2 con 192.168.1.x volevo poter accedere da tutti e due

meanwhile happy new year yes I have 2 routers the 1 with ip 192.168.0.x the 2 with 192.168.1.x I wanted to be able to access from both

 

[jgreco]

let me explain better I have two lan, in the first Ethernet I configured an ip 192.168.0.x / 24 with getaway and dns,
in the second I want to put an ip 192.168.1.x / 24 with its getaway and dns I can put the ip but not the rest
where the hell am I wrong?

You're a little bit confused about IP networking.

You can only have one default route ("gateway") on a UNIX host. If one of these networks connects out to the Internet via NAT, use that one as the default route. If both networks connect out via different upstream connections, only one of them may be used as the default route.

Likewise, there is only one set of DNS servers for the entire UNIX host. When a host is looking up a site, let's say "www.truenas.org", it has no way of knowing which direction the resulting traffic might end up flowing, so there is no way to specify different DNS servers for each interface. It fundamentally doesn't make sense.

A NAS usually only needs to communicate on the local networks, and maybe out to the Internet. So do not get too distracted by trying to figure out settings for DNS/gateway for the second network. They're meaningless.