To set a manual address, set USE_DHCP="no" and define IPADDR , NETMASK , and GATEWAY . Troubleshooting Tips
Pull the Unraid USB boot drive and plug it into a separate PC or Mac.
Safely eject the flash drive from your computer.
Switch the "IPv4 address assignment" from Automatic (DHCP) to Static . Assign an IP address that sits outside your router's normal DHCP pool range to avoid future IP conflicts. unraid reset network settings install
Blog Post: How to Reset Unraid Network Settings to Factory Defaults
If you can’t get any console access, pull the USB drive and use another computer:
Double-check your subnet mask, gateway, and DNS settings. Use the "ipconfig" command (Windows) or "ifconfig"/"ip addr" (Mac/Linux) on another computer to see what network settings are correct for your network. To set a manual address, set USE_DHCP="no" and
Ensure your router is not configured to block unknown MAC addresses.
Upon restart, Unraid will automatically generate a new network.cfg with default settings. Alternative: Reset via Desktop PC
: Use the new IP or http://tower.local (if using the default hostname) to log back in. Switch the "IPv4 address assignment" from Automatic (DHCP)
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Save the file, reinstall the USB drive into your server, and boot it up. Locating Your Server After the Reset