guyisit
Cadet
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- Jun 29, 2017
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Hi all,
After much reading of the docs and forums, I finally have FreeNAS 11.0 going (hardware config at end of post.) I've discovered what I think might be a bug, but I thought I'd ask here before filing a bug report. Please note that this is all on a fresh install. Also, please note this is a fresh user.
Interface igb0 is assigned an IPv4 address from DHCP (with DHCP reservation): x.x.1.123/24
I go to Network > Interfaces > Add Interface. I select interface ix0, give it a static IPv4 of x.x.22.123/24
I click OK at bottom, and it just stays at "please wait" indefinitely, the web interface stops working, and interface igb0 stops responding to pings.
After selecting console option 8 (Reset to Factory defaults) a bunch of times, I looked in the shell at the ifconfig. I found that igb0 no longer had an IPv4 address. SO, I recreated the address through the console, and boom- I am able to use the web interface now.
I guess the bug would be "clean install DHCP address isn't saved as interface". Is this already known, to anyone's knowledge?
HARDWARE:
SuperMicro SuperStorage 6028R-E1CR24L
Dual quad core Xeon v4 @ 2.6GHz
64GB ECC DDR4
18x 2TB Seagate Enterprise 7200rpm SATA
6x 800GB Inte DC S3610 SATA SSD
LSI SAS3008 (IT Mode)
Quad Intel 1GiB NIC
Quad Intel 10GiB NIC
After much reading of the docs and forums, I finally have FreeNAS 11.0 going (hardware config at end of post.) I've discovered what I think might be a bug, but I thought I'd ask here before filing a bug report. Please note that this is all on a fresh install. Also, please note this is a fresh user.
Interface igb0 is assigned an IPv4 address from DHCP (with DHCP reservation): x.x.1.123/24
I go to Network > Interfaces > Add Interface. I select interface ix0, give it a static IPv4 of x.x.22.123/24
I click OK at bottom, and it just stays at "please wait" indefinitely, the web interface stops working, and interface igb0 stops responding to pings.
After selecting console option 8 (Reset to Factory defaults) a bunch of times, I looked in the shell at the ifconfig. I found that igb0 no longer had an IPv4 address. SO, I recreated the address through the console, and boom- I am able to use the web interface now.
I guess the bug would be "clean install DHCP address isn't saved as interface". Is this already known, to anyone's knowledge?
HARDWARE:
SuperMicro SuperStorage 6028R-E1CR24L
Dual quad core Xeon v4 @ 2.6GHz
64GB ECC DDR4
18x 2TB Seagate Enterprise 7200rpm SATA
6x 800GB Inte DC S3610 SATA SSD
LSI SAS3008 (IT Mode)
Quad Intel 1GiB NIC
Quad Intel 10GiB NIC