Nihilist
Dabbler
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2024
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After a long time not using my NAS, I try to enable « wake on lan » without success because apparently, this feature is not present on my motherboard's bios. I far as I know, I revert all the changes I made at the time.
Then I noticed that I could not use the samba share, nor connect to the GUI.
I updated from 13.0-U4 to the latest version (13.0-U6) but was unable to configure the network correctly.
Either :
- using the « console setup » - option 1- I can set an static IP (192.168.1.101) on the 1st network interface (two ethernet ports available – details at the end of this post), the message :
« ifconfig » command displays the right IPv4, from my ISP gateway TrueNAS appears but this information is far from reliable as when I shutdown the NAS, the device is still showing...
On the other hand, from my Windows machine, I cannot ping this IP nor access the GUI
- using the « console setup » - option 1 – if I « delete the interface » then « remove the current settings » to enable DHCP and skip IPv6, then I’m prompted with the messages
Needless to say that I can’t do anything in that state.
I tried to revert to TrueNAS-13.0-U4 with the same behavior.
ISP and related hardware didn’t change, I’m using a Netgear GS105E at the time to be able to switch from NAS to PC (only one screen – PC using DP, NAS using HDMI).
My full network is quite simple :
ISP Gateway <----> Switch Netgear <--------> PC + NAS
I read a dozen of threads on this forum, some shows similarities but nothing worked for me.
Motherboard : Gigabyte H77N-Wifi
CPU : Core i3 2120
RAM :2 x 8Go DDR3
System disk : SSD NVMe Crucial on PCIe adapter
Data disk : 4 x 3To
Then I noticed that I could not use the samba share, nor connect to the GUI.
I updated from 13.0-U4 to the latest version (13.0-U6) but was unable to configure the network correctly.
Either :
- using the « console setup » - option 1- I can set an static IP (192.168.1.101) on the 1st network interface (two ethernet ports available – details at the end of this post), the message :
Code:
The web user interface is at : http://192.168.1.101 https://192.168.1.101
« ifconfig » command displays the right IPv4, from my ISP gateway TrueNAS appears but this information is far from reliable as when I shutdown the NAS, the device is still showing...
On the other hand, from my Windows machine, I cannot ping this IP nor access the GUI
- using the « console setup » - option 1 – if I « delete the interface » then « remove the current settings » to enable DHCP and skip IPv6, then I’m prompted with the messages
Code:
Restarting network : Failed Restarting routing : Failed The web Interface could not be accessed. Please check network configuration
Needless to say that I can’t do anything in that state.
I tried to revert to TrueNAS-13.0-U4 with the same behavior.
ISP and related hardware didn’t change, I’m using a Netgear GS105E at the time to be able to switch from NAS to PC (only one screen – PC using DP, NAS using HDMI).
My full network is quite simple :
ISP Gateway <----> Switch Netgear <--------> PC + NAS
I read a dozen of threads on this forum, some shows similarities but nothing worked for me.
Motherboard : Gigabyte H77N-Wifi
CPU : Core i3 2120
RAM :2 x 8Go DDR3
System disk : SSD NVMe Crucial on PCIe adapter
Data disk : 4 x 3To