You cannot access the Unraid WebGUI ( http://tower or the IP address).
The most direct way to return your network settings to the install default (DHCP) is by deleting or renaming the network configuration files on your Unraid flash drive. Locate Files
After your server reboots, you need to find its new IP address. Your options include:
Type the new IP address into your browser's URL bar. unraid reset network settings
You installed a new NIC (Network Interface Card) or changed your motherboard.
If you cannot access the server at all, you must manually edit the boot drive: the Unraid server and remove the USB flash drive. Plug the drive into another computer (PC or Mac). Navigate to the folder on the drive. Delete or rename network.cfg network.cfg.old Eject the drive, plug it back into the server, and Serverbuilds.net Summary of Configuration Files
Power down your Unraid server and plug the USB boot drive into another computer. You cannot access the Unraid WebGUI ( http://tower
If a broken VPN tunnel is hijacking your traffic, you can disable it through the flash drive:
: After you have made your changes, safely eject the USB drive from your computer following your operating system's procedures. Then, plug it back into your Unraid server.
reboot
For a deeper look at how Unraid handles these settings and how to manage them once you're back in the GUI, check out this guide:
There are several reasons why you might need to reset your network settings in Unraid:
Remove the Unraid USB boot device and plug it into a separate PC or Mac. 3. Delete the Network Config Your options include: Type the new IP address