Run the following commands to delete the configuration files:
To set a manual address, set USE_DHCP="no" and define IPADDR , NETMASK , and GATEWAY . Troubleshooting Tips
To reset Unraid network settings to the installation defaults, from the /boot/config directory on your flash drive and then reboot your server. This action forces Unraid to regenerate these files with default DHCP settings during the next boot. 1. Reset via Local Terminal unraid reset network settings install
If you cannot access the server's CLI or WebGUI, you can modify the boot drive on another computer. the Unraid server and remove the USB flash drive. Plug the USB drive into a Windows or Mac computer. Navigate to the config folder on the drive. Locate network.cfg and network-rules.cfg .
If your server is connected to a monitor and you want a visual interface without using another computer, you can boot into a temporary local GUI. Restart your server. At the Unraid boot menu, select . Run the following commands to delete the configuration
rm /boot/config/network.cfg rm /boot/config/network-rules.cfg Use code with caution. Reboot the server by typing reboot . 2. Reset via USB Flash Drive (on another PC)
After a reset, the server will request a new IP from your router via DHCP. You can find this new address by typing ipconfig (for Windows) or checking your router's client list. Plug the USB drive into a Windows or Mac computer
To re-enable DHCP, ensure the following line is set: USE_DHCP="yes" .