williamdosa 5 Posted November 5, 2018 Share Posted November 5, 2018 (edited) Has anyone else come into this issue, every time my home internet goes down, my ubuntu server comes back online but emby server becomes unreachable. So the best way to explain it, is my system will turn off the ssh and close out all the ports, or it will forget how to send to my port for my domain, or this one was the kicker from the other night, it completely forgot how what ip address was assig to it. To be fair this has happened on centos and ubuntu. I'm not entirely sure what is happening,I do have ryzen chip in it but I don't think that would be causing it.Rightmove Kijiji Quizlet Edited November 6, 2018 by williamdosa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mastrmind11 717 Posted November 5, 2018 Share Posted November 5, 2018 Has anyone else come into this issue, every time my home internet goes down, my ubuntu server comes back online but emby server becomes unreachable. So the best way to explain it, is my system will turn off the ssh and close out all the ports, or it will forget how to send to my port for my domain, or this one was the kicker from the other night, it completely forgot how what ip address was assig to it. To be fair this has happened on centos and ubuntu. I'm not entirely sure what is happening,I do have ryzen chip in it but I don't think that would be causing it. I'll respond w/ what I responded with the last time you asked. Does your server have a static IP assigned to it? Is your router assigning it a DHCP IP using the server's MAC address? (doesn't sound like it). What to you mean by "comes back online"? That would imply it was offline. But why would your internet going down effect the state of your server? Is this due to a power outage or something? Regardless of your internet going down (unless the power goes out), your server should still be accessible from your local network. Need more details. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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