Cant reach Jails

[adam1997ABC]

Hello guys so basically im trying to access my Jails trough SSH with Putty. The problem is i cant connect to it. I tried to ping the Jail from my PC and from the FreeNas. But neater of them succeeded. Ty for the fast reply

 

[pirateghost]

A little advice:
When asking for help on a forum, give AS MUCH detail as you can.

You have provided no information at all (basically ignoring the forum rules), and given us no details to your configuration.

 

[noobnas]

Do you have your jails set to DHCP? Did you mess with any of the network settings in the advanced section?

 

[adam1997ABC]

Do you have your jails set to DHCP? Did you mess with any of the network settings in the advanced section?

I turned on DHCP and now i can ping it from the FreeNas. But i still cant ping it from the PC or connect trough SSH

 

[pirateghost]

I turned on DHCP and now i can ping it from the FreeNas. But i still cant ping it from the PC or connect trough SSH

Is ssh enabled in the jail? It isn't by default.

Did you click the 'NAT' option on your jail settings?

What version of freenas?

What is your network layout?

Details.

 

[adam1997ABC]

A little advice:
When asking for help on a forum, give AS MUCH detail as you can.

You have provided no information at all (basically ignoring the forum rules), and given us no details to your configuration.

Here are the Configurations of the Jails. If you would need something more tell me i can send it too. Im just not sure where can be the problem.

 

[noobnas]

Here are the Configurations of the Jails. If you would need something more tell me i can send it too. Im just not sure where can be the problem.

I know it's set to DHCP, but is the gateway correct? I'm making a lot of assumptions, but the 192.168.100.140 address is a strange gateway IP unless your manually configured your router to be at that address. Out of curiosity what happens if you create a new jail? I'm curious if you can reach a newly created jail.

 

[adam1997ABC]

Is ssh enabled in the jail? It isn't by default.

Did you click the 'NAT' option on your jail settings?

What version of freenas?

What is your network layout?

Details.

1. Yes it is
2. Yes i checked still the same problem
3. 9.3 Stable

 

[pirateghost]

1. Yes it is
2. Yes i checked still the same problem
3. 9.3 Stable

You have your jails set with your PC as the gateway.

 

[adam1997ABC]

You have your jails set with your PC as the gateway.

I Tried everything. I m running it on Virtual Box btw. Not sure witch IP should i use as gateway. :/ Maybe that's the problem but non of them works

 

[pirateghost]

I Tried everything. I m running it on Virtual Box btw. Not sure witch IP should i use as gateway. :/ Maybe that's the problem but non of them works

Your nic in vbox should be bridged to your computer's nic and your gateway for Plex and the jails would be the same as your PCs gateway aka your router internal IP address

 

[adam1997ABC]

Your nic in vbox should be bridged to your computer's nic and your gateway for Plex and the jails would be the same as your PCs gateway aka your router internal IP address

It is bridged to my computers nic and the gateway was the same as the plex gateway i can reach the plex but i still cant reach the jail :/

 

[pirateghost]

It is bridged to my computers nic and the gateway was the same as the plex gateway i can reach the plex but i still cant reach the jail :/

You have a fundamentally broken network setup. Your PC isn't the gateway for the Plex server or freenas. Your router would be your gateway

 

[adam1997ABC]

You have a fundamentally broken network setup. Your PC isn't the gateway for the Plex server or freenas. Your router would be your gateway

Ok I have created a new jail and everything is going ok but i log in to my created user which i created in the shell. And when i log in and try to run command "pkg update" it says i have no permission for it. I am using Putty and i added te user to the wheel group. I wanted to use the default Log in what i use for loggin in to free nas "Root" It says "Access denied" when i type the password

 

[pirateghost]

Ok I have created a new jail and everything is going ok but i log in to my created user which i created in the shell. And when i log in and try to run command "pkg update" it says i have no permission for it. I am using Putty and i added te user to the wheel group. I wanted to use the default Log in what i use for loggin in to free nas "Root" It says "Access denied" when i type the password

Login to freenas SSH with root.
Jls
Jexec numberofjail tcsh

Pkg update && pkg upgrade'

You shouldn't be doing this from another account

 

[adam1997ABC]

Login to freenas SSH with root.
Jls
Jexec numberofjail tcsh

Pkg update && pkg upgrade'

You shouldn't be doing this from another account

I know i shouldnt be doing this from another account but I cant get into Root. Thats why i created the user. I dont know why but when i try to log in as root it does not accept the password and i typed it correctly

 

[pirateghost]

I know i shouldnt be doing this from another account but I cant get into Root. Thats why i created the user. I dont know why but when i try to log in as root it does not accept the password and i typed it correctly

Don't you think you should worry about fixing this before messing with jails? I mean, if you can't login as root to the console session, you have bigger issues than jails not being able to get anywhere.

 

[adam1997ABC]

Don't you think you should worry about fixing this before messing with jails? I mean, if you can't login as root to the console session, you have bigger issues than jails not being able to get anywhere.

My only problem is now that i cant log in to the Jail via SSH putty with the root account. I can log in to the plex i have no problem with that. Dont i have to add the root user to the Jail ? or something like that ?

 

[pirateghost]

My only problem is now that i cant log in to the Jail via SSH putty with the root account. I can log in to the plex i have no problem with that. Dont i have to add the root user to the Jail ? or something like that ?

what? no.

I literally told you how to log into your jail.

ssh root@freenasIP
jls
jexec <numberofjail> tcsh

that is it....you are now root inside your jail.