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| There are two ways to do this. You can do it via the FreeNAS web GUI. This is the preferred method in most cases. | There are two ways to do this. You can do it via the FreeNAS web GUI. This is the preferred method in most cases. | ||
| - | The other way is via the console, either directly at the server with a keyboard and monitor, or using an IPMI remote console viewer. This worked for me. | + | The other way is via the console, either directly at the server with a keyboard and monitor, or using an IPMI remote console viewer. This can be useful if you're unable to reach the web GUI. |
| I have included both methods in the guide so you can see which works best for you. | I have included both methods in the guide so you can see which works best for you. | ||
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| ===== Configuring Static IP Addresses Via The FreeNAS GUI ===== | ===== Configuring Static IP Addresses Via The FreeNAS GUI ===== | ||
| - | Go to the “Network” page. | + | Click on "Network" in the left column, and then " |
| - | {{:fester:e8bbf4b77134f349bcab89620c5be105.png}} | + | {{:fester112:pasted: |
| - | Click on “Interfaces” (1) and then click on the “Add Interface” | + | Click the **Add** button in the upper right. |
| - | The “Add Interface” window will pop up. | + | In this window select the NIC you wish to configure from the “NIC:” drop down selection box. |
| - | In this window select | + | Give the NIC a name if you wish in the “Interface name:” text box. |
| - | Give the NIC a name if you wish in the “Interface name:” text box (4). | + | Do not tick the “DHCP:” tick box. |
| - | Do not tick the “DHCP:” tick box (5). | + | Now assign the static IP address to the NIC in the “IPv4 Address:” text box (in Fester’s case this is 192.168.1.138). |
| - | Now assign the static IP address to the NIC in the “IPv4 Address:” text box (6) (in Fester’s case this is 192.168.0.5). | + | Select from the “IPv4 Netmask:” drop down menu (7) the correct value for the subnet mask of your private network (Fester’s is 24, and this will be correct for most cases). |
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| - | Select from the “IPv4 Netmask:” drop down menu (7) the correct value for the subnet mask of your private network (Fester’s is 255.255.255.0). | + | |
| My ISP does not use IPv6 at present so there is nothing to configure for this. | My ISP does not use IPv6 at present so there is nothing to configure for this. | ||
| - | Now scroll down to the bottom of this window and click the “OK” button. | + | {{: |
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| + | Now scroll down to the bottom of this window and click the “Save” button. | ||
| - | {{:fester:143d605c0777b62abb35699cf2e196a9.png}} | + | {{:fester112:pasted: |
| If you attempt to configure a second NIC with an IP address on the same subnet as the first within the FreeNAS web GUI, you will get an error that looks like this: | If you attempt to configure a second NIC with an IP address on the same subnet as the first within the FreeNAS web GUI, you will get an error that looks like this: | ||