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infrafas's avatar
infrafas
Aspirant
Oct 22, 2020

Initial configuring when no DHCP is available

First off, I didn't see an option for the model we have. 4312V2, but I picked the closest one.

 

We shipped this NAS to the datacenter on the other side of the country. The network there doesn't have a DHCP server so the adapters are all coming up with 169.258.X.X addresses as shown in RAIDar.

 

I changed the IP of the machine I am attempting access from to a 169.258.X.X address, but still can't ping or otherwise access the NAS.

We are only using the 4 1000mb connections for this, if that information helps.

 

Does anyone have any advice on configuring this?

 

 

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  • infrafas wrote:

    I changed the IP of the machine I am attempting access from to a 169.258.X.X address, but still can't ping or otherwise access the NAS.


    That would be the ZeroConfig networking 169.254.0.0/16 subnet - of course the machine must be on the same local network (what requires a local machine with a second interface or the ability to add a secondary IP on the active interface used for remote access).

    • infrafas's avatar
      infrafas
      Aspirant

      Thank you for the reply. I changed the IP for the computer's NIC to the same subnet and that didn't work.

      Adding the IP as a secondary Ip to the NIC did work though. I appreciate your help!

       

      • schumaku's avatar
        schumaku
        Guru

        ...and this computer is on the network at the remote site?

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