Type root at the login prompt and enter your server password. Step 2: Stop the Network Service
If you are using Docker containers that require their own custom IP addresses, ensure Enable Bridging is set to Yes before setting up your container paths.
# Stop the network services /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 stop unraid reset network settings
Change your IP back to DHCP or fix the gateway/DNS settings. Apply and Reboot: Switch back to the standard boot mode. Troubleshooting Post-Reset Tips
If your server is hooked up to a monitor and keyboard, you can reset the network settings instantly without moving the USB flash drive. Step 1: Log In Type root at the login prompt and enter your server password
To find your server's new IP address, you can:
The key takeaway is that a network reset is typically achieved by modifying or removing these two files. The following sections detail how to do this, starting with a streamlined GUI-based method and moving to more advanced techniques. Apply and Reboot: Switch back to the standard boot mode
Once you have successfully regained access to the Unraid WebGUI, take a few moments to properly reconfigure your network to prevent future lockouts:
USE_DHCP="no" IPADDR="192.168.1.100" NETMASK="255.255.255.0" GATEWAY="192.168.1.1"
The /boot/config/ folder on your Unraid flash drive is the central location for your system's settings. Here are the key files relevant to a network reset:
