Change motherboard fail

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Hi,

I change my motherboard MSI Pro H610M-G DDR4 where TrueNAS Scale works great to a better one, the Gigabyte B760M DS3H AX to use the 2nd NVME to install Home Assistant on it.

I just take my nvme from my MSI motherboard to install on the Gigabyte motherboard and start it. But i have this message : The web interface could not accessed please check network configuration truenas

Do you know how to fix this ?

Thanks for your reply :wink:

PS : when I put back the nvme to MSI motherboard, TrueNAS Scale work again.

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Did you check the network configuration?

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You need to put a monitor - keyboard while boot TN on the new mainboard, and select the option to reset the network configuration

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Thanks for your reply. Here what I have

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IMG_29812142×2856 1.86 MB

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IMG_29822142×2856 1.58 MB

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IMG_29832142×2856 1.69 MB

@Jorsher, yes. It’s the motherboard of my PC on Fedora and I have no problem with the ethernet connection. Idk why I have that :confused:

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I don’t know. Do you have a reservation for that IP with the previous MAC?

Have you tried DHCP?

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I don’t use DHCP. I don’t have a reservation for that IP :/.

I put back the NVME with TrueNAS on my MSI motherboard and it works, i don’t understand…

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Did you reset your TrueNAS network configuration as suggested earlier?

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No not yet. I dont have reset network option but reset configuration. It will reset everything ?

It’s not from me but i have that too with option 5.

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Probably was something that was in Core and not more in Scale, the options/menu in your screenshots look kinda different from what I remember.
If you already checked that this specific IP Is not reserved, i would suggest you to try to use the DHCP > log into the GUI > restore the ip you want

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Guessing here, but could it be that enp3s0 is your new NIC, which isn’t currently set up, and eno1 is the old one that was set to a static IP?

If so, remove eno1 and set enp3s0 to DHCP to see if it grabs a valid IP for your network and login. Then swap to your static IP of choice in the GUI.

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I’m a touch confused on why you have two interfaces showing as the motherboard only has one physical ethernet port (…unless the board has wifi & that is causing issues?..)

mind providing the output of the following?

ip link

ifconfig

That should give some additional hints.

Another question - what happens when you try to connect to the ipv6 address randomly assigned to enp3s0?

http://[fe80::12ff:e0ff:fe93:a015]/

In short, I’m suspecting neofusion’s suspicion is correct.

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It’s option 1

will take you through it

What has happened is that the old motherboard has one type of network card and the new has a different type

Truenas has a configuration for the old nic but not the new - so you have to set it up

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Sorry for my late reply… I haven’t bothered yet. I bought a PCIe Express card compatible with my MSI motherboard and installed my NVME on it, which was recognized directly by TrueNAS. By following a tutorial, I was able to install HAOS on it.

Thank you all for your answers :slight_smile: