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[asw2012]

TrueNAS 13.0 U1
see attached pic.
I have just replaced my router. I did have a DHCP static map set on the old router to the NAS box. It's been setup with a LAG also, never had any problems until now. In my router table of leases, I can not see my NAS box (I can not even setup a static map). I ping, with no problems, I can access all my SMB shares also.

I've tried from the console:
deleting interface
setting up new interface
deleting lag (both NAS and switch)
setting up individual (no LAG)

Scratching my head here on this one......

 

[homer27081990]

Please provide full networking config from TrueNAS and your router (watch out for public IPs, erase them from screenshot).

 

[Steasenburger]

Maybe you are running into this error from TrueNAS 13 known issues?
"2.5GigE Realtek NICs are unsupported in 13.0-U2. This is due to the Realtek NIC driver causing iSCSI data corruption and the driver is now disabled by default."

13.3 Version Notes

Highlights and change log for each TrueNAS CORE 13.3 release.

www.truenas.com

 

[homer27081990]

Maybe you are running into this error from TrueNAS 13 known issues?
"2.5GigE Realtek NICs are unsupported in 13.0-U2. This is due to the Realtek NIC driver causing iSCSI data corruption and the driver is now disabled by default."

13.3 Version Notes

Highlights and change log for each TrueNAS CORE 13.3 release.

www.truenas.com

Their layer 3 is demonstrated to work (ping).
Also note:

I have just replaced my router.

The problem is some misconfiguration.

 

[asw2012]

Please provide full networking config from TrueNAS and your router (watch out for public IPs, erase them from screenshot).

When you say full network config, what are you exactly looking for? what command in TrueNAS and what specifics in the router?

Their layer 3 is demonstrated to work (ping).
Also note:

The problem is some misconfiguration.

Yeah, something is misconfigured, and it's driving me up a wall right now lol.

 

[homer27081990]

When you say full network config, what are you exactly looking for? what command in TrueNAS and what specifics in the router?

Yeah, something is misconfigured, and it's driving me up a wall right now lol.

• Basic networking settings for both the new router and TrueNAS:
• IPv4 address (local, eg 192.168.1.2)
• IPv4 subnet (on router, eg 192.168.1.0/24)
• Default Gateway (eg the IPv4 address of the router in most cases)
  • In TrueNAS -> Networking -> Global Configuration
  • This is not needed for the router, it automatically configures the D-GW from you ISP
• IPv4 netmask or CIDR notation host address length (eg 255.255.255.0 in a separate field or /24 after the IP)
  • In TrueNAS -> Networking -> Interface Configuration -> (Each interface connected to LAN)
  • In router -> [typically on the LAN configuration screen]
• Domain name
• Hostname
• DNS Servers
  • In TrueNAS -> Networking -> Global Configuration -> Nameserver 1, 2, 3
  • In Router -> (We have 2 DNS settings here: one is the router's own DNS servers, typically in the WAN or system config and the DHCP advertised DNS servers on the LAN, LAN DHCP configuration screen)
• Any custom firewall rules, including Port Forward rules and NAT

In TrueNAS you can get most of what you need by: ifconfig /all (EDIT: sorry, got confused with Windows) ifconfig
->Take care to erase IPv6 GUAs as they are public.

My suspicion is you have misconfigured the Default Gateway on TrueNAS.

 

[homer27081990]

The TrueNAS interfaces we care about are the ones connected to LAN.

 

[asw2012]

Ok, what I've done here after all of the screwing around, I booted into an earlier 13.0 - booted just fine and immediately was assigned an ip address. Logged into the GUI and proceeded to update to the latest. All is fine now.

As you mentioned, the default gateway was probably misconfigured....