Fw 4.1.112.33292 Network Interface

I just installed firmware update 4.1.112.33292 on ix2-dl-10. My system status shows a yellow caution alert that says "The network interface is unavailable". I can access the configuration UI through the network interface and also the shares on the device. i.e. it seems to be working fine other than it thinks it has a problem. I use a static IP and have had the same configuration since I installed the ix2-dl-10 a couple years ago. I have not changed any networking hardware since Christmas. I'm not 100% sure which FW I was on previously - I may have skipped the 33149 release. I tried searching the forums and KB but the search didn't seem to do anything. I would like to get rid of the error status if possible. Please advise. Thanks,-Marty

Thanks, Gus. In the process of submitting the question, the system turned me on to an article that answered the question:https://lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31596 A reboot fixed the problem. I hadn't done a reboot because I figured it had just booted up after the firmware install, so it would be a waste of time. Shows what I know. -Marty

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