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  1. One of the first thing I tried, but as the NAS and the PC are on totally different IP ranges, Synology Assistent is finding nothing. I might find the time to install an extra NIC (Intel) and get that going with DHCP
  2. So, some years ago I helped a friend to install DSM 6.x on a HP N54L Microserver, based on Jun's 1.0x bootloader, and I left it running with DHCP based IP for the ease of moving it between my and his "homelabs". Down the road, he was giving it a fixed IP, outside his local DHCP scope, all OK. But, when moving to a different location it was stored for a while. New location, new ISP and new router with a different IP range, now its getting complicated... When it was time to hook it up, no connection (naturally). And the tricky part is, he has totally forgotten both the IP and the IP range he used to have. The question: How can we find, and connect to the HP so the old fixed IP can be changed to reflect his new IP range?
  3. Could you post some screenshots from "Storage Manager" ? (RAID Group)
  4. Actually, I qouted it Yes, due to how the system enumerates the nic's during boot the external will allways become eth0, but is/was that really a "problem" ? btw: how is the "real-life" experience with DSM 7 and redpill, compared to your old setup?
  5. A late reply, so I guess you found this out, using this: set mac1=68... set mac2=38... will let you use both NIC's with their original MAC
  6. JBM585 based controllers, has been used by many of the users. But, I do spot a "minor" problem ... The SATA controller is "B-Key", and the extension you link to, is "M-Key". What "Key" do you have on your mainboad? Edit: on closer look, the "minor" problem should not be a problem btw: are you using the "Oculink", and if so was it easy to get going with XPE?
  7. And can you *verify* that the IP adress is handed out to the correct mac adress (the one in your grub.cfg file) and that no other devices on your net is using that mac or IP? Are you using the real mac, or a spoofed mac in grub.cfg?
  8. What services are you running on your NAS? Have you *disabled* any UPNp services on your router ?
  9. So, if you open a browser, and point it to: http://ip.adress:5000 what happens then?
  10. From what I can see, he has been invited to join this forum, and share his knowledge. No reply, so maybe he was just trying to fake it
  11. @omar Great catch 👍 my old and "broken" eyes🧐 missed that important point 🤥
  12. Good for you On HPE's webpage for Gen 8.1 they state: The 2017.04.0 SPP is the last production SPP to contain components for the G7 and Gen8 server platforms. So in any of the newer releases, there are no new updates for G7/8.
  13. True, just like you need to be logged in to write a post as well
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