I am running TrueNAS version 13.0.1 on a Dell Optiplex 790 with 16GB RAM and a TP-Link gigabit Ethernet card. After a week or so running, all of the services will go offline and I am unable to access the GUI completely. The only way for it to work is to shut off the machine and turn it back on. How can I see what is causing the issue? Is there a specific log that shows what causes the entire service to lose connectivity? The NIC has a static IP address.
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TrueNAS randomly goes offline, unable to access GUI
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jgreco
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Your card may be boxed by TP-Link, but was manufactured by Realtek. Please refer to the following resource:
www.truenas.com
Realteks dropping connectivity once in awhile is a thing.
Is my Realtek ethernet really that bad?
This resource was originally created by user: jgreco on the TrueNAS Community Forums Archive. Please DM this account or comment in this thread to claim it. One of the longest running issues faced here in the forums may be people who come to these forums, wanting to recycle an old PC into a NAS...
www.truenas.com
Realteks dropping connectivity once in awhile is a thing.
The model NIC I have is a TP-Link tg-3468Your card may be boxed by TP-Link, but was manufactured by Realtek. Please refer to the following resource:
Is my Realtek ethernet really that bad?
This resource was originally created by user: jgreco on the TrueNAS Community Forums Archive. Please DM this account or comment in this thread to claim it. One of the longest running issues faced here in the forums may be people who come to these forums, wanting to recycle an old PC into a NAS...
Realteks dropping connectivity once in awhile is a thing.
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Gigabit PCI Express Network Adapter
TG-3468 establishes fast and stable wireless connections. This Network Adapter unlocks 10/100/1000Mbps network speeds for smooth video streams, online games, and video chats.
www.tp-link.com
jgreco
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The model NIC I have is a TP-Link tg-3468
Gigabit PCI Express Network Adapter
TG-3468 establishes fast and stable wireless connections. This Network Adapter unlocks 10/100/1000Mbps network speeds for smooth video streams, online games, and video chats.
Yes, that's nice. Your card may have been given a TP-Link model number, but is powered by Realtek. Please refer to the resource I provided above.
