Losing internet connection

[b23norris]

Ok I am new to FreeNAS and have been able to get files moved to and from the hard drives on the FreeNAS box. However after having it running for about 15 minutes I loose all access to they system and internet. Not just losing access to the internet from the FreeNAS system but I am unable to access the internet from any computer or mobile device in my house. I have to shut the FreeNAS system down and reboot my modem and router. After the modem and router comes back up I have to reconnect to my wifi from my laptop to gain access to the internet again. If I shut the FreeNAS system down I still can not access it until I reboot my modem and router. I can ping the router from CMD but can not ping google or anything else. As long as I do not turn the FreeNAS system on I can access the internet all day long. I am running FreeNAS 9.10. Any ideas on what is going on here?

 

[pirateghost]

You have a seriously broken network.

Start by telling us the network settings you have for FreeNAS, your hardware configuration, and your network layout

 

[melloa]

I have to shut the Frenas system down and reboot my modem and router.

AS @pirateghost requested, your network diagram would be nice. Don't understand what FreeNAS has to do with the other computers internet access.

 

[wblock]

It's probably a combination of DHCP and static addresses conflicting.

 

[saif alaqqad]

Make sure your FreeNAS server IP Address is not the same as your router's IP Address

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[b23norris]

Wireless router is connected to modem, FreeNas is connected to router through Ethernet. Laptop is connected to router through wireless. (I will be connecting a desktop to router through Ethernet at a later time)

FreeNas Network

Global Configuration

Hostname: freenas

Domain: local

IPV4 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1

IPv6:

Name server 1: 8.8.8.8

Name Server 2: 8.8.4.4

That is all I have set up on the Network page on freenas GUI

The router I have not changed anything on it as of yet. Everything on the router was set when I purchased it several years ago. I have not changed anything on it since I set up Freenas.

For wblock I have not set any static Ip addresses.

saif alaqqad the ip addresses are different router is 192.168.1.1 and freenas is 192.168.1.102

as of the time I am writing this I have been able to keep internet access to everything for over 30 minutes as of right now. I did go through the how-to configuration guide. Changed a couple of things on it, I had some of these set up but for some reason it did not save them.