If your Unraid server is connected to a monitor and keyboard, or if you still have SSH access but the WebGUI is broken, you can reset the network settings via the command line without removing the flash drive. Step 1: Log In to the Terminal
Once you have everything working perfectly, back up your healthy network config:
If your server has a graphics card and you are stuck, you can boot into "Unraid OS GUI Mode" from the boot menu. unraid reset network settings
Delete these files, or rename them to network.cfg.old if you want to keep a backup of your previous settings. Step 4: Reboot Your Server Safely eject the USB flash drive from your computer. Plug the flash drive back into your Unraid server. Power on the server.
Open the USB drive. You will see a folder named config . Inside that folder, look for two critical files: If your Unraid server is connected to a
: Log into your home router's admin panel and look for a connected device named "Unraid" to copy its new IP address.
If your server has a monitor and keyboard plugged in, you are already 90% of the way to a fix. Unraid’s local console (the text-based interface you see on the physical monitor) is your best friend. Step 4: Reboot Your Server Safely eject the
The This is the proper place to set a static IP, adjust your DNS servers, or configure interface bonding.