SOLVED The Web Interface Could Not Be Accessed. Please check network configuration.

[Redcoat]

I don't know what's right/wrong .. but I run 10.0.77.0/24 without issue

Thanks for the comment.

 

[TheRaptor77]

Please post screenshot of Network>Global Configuration

Like in the gui of the true nas computer itself?

I'll try resetting the router to defaults and see if that works, sorry I'm a busy man, I should be able to try by Saturday.

Im using a
-microtik hex s gigabit router
-Qnap qsw-308-1C10Gbe Switch

 

[ThreeDee]

Like in the gui of the true nas computer itself?

yes .. your TrueNAS Global Configuration settings ..

 

[TheRaptor77]

Alright so I reset the router to defaults and the nas configuration it's still not working, tried to connect on 4 different computers.

A theory, I'm using a amd 3200g cpu which has 20 pcie lanes but 16 of them are in use for the onboard graphics leaving only 4 pcie lanes, however perhaps the 10GB PCI-E Intel network card x520 requires 8 pcie lanes to function rendering it useless. Which might be why I couldn't get the other mobo and cpu to work properly.

PC Specs:
MOBO: ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming II
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3200g
RAM: OLOy DDR4 RAM 16GB (2x8GB) 3000 MHz
Power Supply: EVGA 500 BA, 80+ BRONZE 500W
Hard Drive: Inland Professional SSD 128GB
Network Card: Intel 10GB PCI-E x520

I plan on raiding several ssds but havn't got to that yet cause I can't even get fricken free nas to work, I'm about to just install windows on this dang thing and share a folder.




Here's some screen shots of what I'm doing in the console (I can't get to the global configuration in the gui because I can't connect to my nas) and the router default configuration screenshot.

 

[ThreeDee]

Alright so I reset the router to defaults and the nas configuration it's still not working, tried to connect on 4 different computers.

A theory, I'm using a amd 3200g cpu which has 20 pcie lanes but 16 of them are in use for the onboard graphics leaving only 4 pcie lanes, however perhaps the 10GB PCI-E Intel network card x520 requires 8 pcie lanes to function rendering it useless. Which might be why I couldn't get the other mobo and cpu to work properly.

PC Specs:
MOBO: ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming II
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3200g
RAM: OLOy DDR4 RAM 16GB (2x8GB) 3000 MHz
Power Supply: EVGA 500 BA, 80+ BRONZE 500W
Hard Drive: Inland Professional SSD 128GB
Network Card: Intel 10GB PCI-E x520

I plan on raiding several ssds but havn't got to that yet cause I can't even get fricken free nas to work, I'm about to just install windows on this dang thing and share a folder.




Here's some screen shots of what I'm doing in the console (I can't get to the global configuration in the gui because I can't connect to my nas) and the router default configuration screenshot.

so your TrueNAS box is on a different subnet ... ?

 

[TheRaptor77]

so your TrueNAS box is on a different subnet ... ?

Three computers are plugged into my qnap Switch with ethernet cables, my NAS and one computer are plugged into my qnap switch with sfp cables.

My setup Modem => MikroTik RouterBoard => Qnap Switch => (Everything that uses internet plugged into Switch)

I tried just connected one computer and my NAS directly to the MikroTik RouterBoard, still won't work.


Below are pictures of my ifconfig and me pinging the nas with my computer.

 

[TheRaptor77]

Marking this as solved, somehow I got a second Chinese knock off Intel nic, bought a chelsio 520 put it in and it displayed the ip and I could easily connect.

So much pulling my hair out over this, trying everything lol