Network

The Network Summary screen gives a concise overview of the current network setup. It provides information about the currently active interfaces, default routes, and name servers configured on the system. These areas are not editable.

• Interfaces shows configured physical, bridge, link aggregation LAGG, and virtual LAN vlan interfaces. All detected physical interfaces are listed, even when unconfigured. The IPv4 or IPv6 address displays when a static IP is saved for an interface.

• Default Routes lists all saved TrueNAS default routes. Go to Network > Global Configuration to configure default routes.

• Nameservers lists any configured DNS name servers that TrueNAS uses. To change this list, go to Network > Global Configuration. Network > Global Configuration contains the TrueNAS host name and domain, and default gateway. It also contains other options.

Define a static route in Network > Static Routes.

Out-of-band management is managed from Network > IPMI. This option is visible only when TrueNAS detects the appropriate physical hardware.

• Interfaces: Provides instructions on how to edit a network physical interface and a list of other TrueNAS CORE network interface tutorials.
  
  
• Setting Up a Network Bridge: Provides instructions on setting up a network bridge interface on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• Setting Up Link Aggregations: Provides instructions on setting up a network link aggregation (LAGG) interface on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• Setting Up a Network VLAN: Provides instructions on setting up a network VLAN interface on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• Setting a Static IP Address for the TrueNAS UI: Provides instructions on configuring a network interface for static routes on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• Define Static Routes: Provides instructions on setting up static routes on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• Enabling WireGuard: Provides instructions on setting up WireGuard on TrueNAS CORE.
  
  
• IPMI: Provides instructions on setting up Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) on TrueNAS CORE.