Cannot access OMV after NIC settings change....

You can use

omv-firstaid

To fix your networking problem via CLI

You´re welcome

Sorry to bring this back to the top.
I have the exact same issue but caused by a different problem.
PSU went bang, Took motherboard with it.

I swapped them out and now I see at certain points during boot:
cannot read interfaces file /etc/network/interfaces
Then finally it will settle on
Cannot connect to monit daemon. Did you start it with http support?

I searched the forums for a while, Ran a few fixes I'd found
One about removing a persistent routes file, tried the omv-firstaid but all it would say when trying to configure the network card (Which kept showing as eth2 for some reason) was
OMV failed to execute Rpc (service=network
There was a little more than that but I cant remember it now.

I did a --reinstall -install of OMV and searched the forums a little more.

If I leave the server (Overnight) all the services that are failing to load which I assume are all network based will eventually time out and I will be prompted with the regular login screen.
It will say the login for the server will be 192.168.1.101 however upon logging in if I run ifconfig it shows only the localhost

At this point I'm considering installing Debian and then installing OMV as part of the OS so my partner can use it as a desktop.
However I have that Raid 5 that I setup within the webgui... and I really don't fancy like loosing 8TB worth of data.

Does anyone have any ideas?
if I load into maintenance mode, or load into normal boot (Which takes a LONG time to get to the login prompt) and I use omv-firstaid if I try to configure the network card now as soon as I select the option the grey box goes blank and it kicks me back to the CLI with no errors displayed.

Zitat von CJRamze

However I have that Raid 5 that I setup within the webgui... and I really don't fancy like loosing 8TB worth of data.

It will be redetected after installation. Just unplug it for installation.

Greetings
David

Hi David. Will that still be the case if it's not hardware or on board? As in the raid was OMV based?

Yes.

Greetings
David