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My apologies. I totally missed that in the faq. I added my unraid vpn subnet to the LAN_NETWORK in settings and all is good now. Thank you for pointing me. Also thank you for all your time. It is much appreciated.

I just switched from using openvpn to wireguard. That is working fine. Problem is I can't access the sabnzbdvpn webgui remotely when I'm connected to my unraid vpn that also uses wireguard. I am able to access the sabnzbdvpn webgui from my local network. I assume it's a route issue but I'm not sure what. My unraid vpn peer is set to remote access to lan. Is there a subnet from the container I need to add to the allowed range in the unraid vpn settings?

Thanks for this plugin. I just discovered it and you made setting up an openvpn server as easy as pivpn. I do have wireguard installed and setup but I need to run my vpn server on TCP. My ISP is doing something on UDP that causes my vpn connection to run extremely slow. I found running my vpn server on tcp got me 5 times the speed. So until either I figure out the problem with my isp or wireguard allows tcp, I'll use this plugin. This plugin also frees up my rpi for other things and keeps servers consolidated to unraid. Thanks again.

I got it. Was looking on github issues and noticed that my config.json still had the old token. I'm in now.

I setup bitwarden yesterday and it's working fine. Today I'm trying to get back in to the admin to change the url since I just setup a reverse proxy but I keep getting invalid admin token. So I changed the token and clicked apply but I'm still getting invalid admin token. I did notice the container auto updated last night also. Not sure how to proceed.

Yes, a typo. I meant /mnt/disks/mount-name

Ah, I think I understand now. I'm 2 weeks old in Unraid time. Thanks. So if I'm understanding correctly, using pass through is only if I want to access the unmounted drive from within a container, not if I want to run the container from that drive.

I just found this while trying to figure out why my UD drives I'm using for 2 different dockers didn't auto mount after restarting the array. I'm confused. Before I setup my emby and plex dockers, I first formatted and mounted the 2 UD drives. Then I setup the dockers and pointed the /config to the /mnt/usr/disks/mount-name. Did I do this wrong? I ask because my emby and plex dockers wouldn't start unless I manually mounted these drives. I do have pass-through ticked on as well as auto-mount. Do I just leave pass through off?

No problem. You at least did confirm that wireguard and other vpn software doesn't seem to be the problem. Thank you.

I'm having issues with transfer speeds through the tunnel. I'm not sure if my problem fits in the scope of this topic. My apologies if it doesn't. I've been using iperf to test the speeds through my tunnel and at best I'm only getting maybe 2 Mbits. Here is my setup and what I have done to troubleshoot. I'm just wondering if anyone has any other ideas. I have a 500/50 internet using an older motorola sb6141. I was using a tp-link archer c2 ac750 but replaced it last night with a netgear r6260 ac1600. The router has to switches connected. Switch 1 is an unmanaged cisco (don't recall the model). Switch 2 is a ubiquiti edgemax. Both are gigabit. All devices capable of gigabit are running at gigabit. This includes all devices used for testing with iperf. Also, all home network computers can get 250-300Mbps through my internet connection (limits of the sb6141) and also achieve near 1Gbps with iperf. I also checked iperf on 2 pc's connected to both switches (switch 1 through router hub to switch 2). I was actually hoping wireguard in my unraid server would have solved my slow tunnel speeds but it hasn't. Tunnels are only used to access my home lan only. I first had a rpi running pivpn. The rpi is in switch 2. I ran iperf server on both the rpi and another win7 pc in the same switch. Both resulted in slow speeds through the tunnel. I have a nginx reverse proxy setup on the rpi and if I use it for an iperf test I can achieve 40-50 Mbits. I thought maybe it was my rpi (rpi3b+) running openvpn and not having enough horsepower so I setup a test ubuntu server and ran pivpn on it. Still got the same slow tunnel speeds. So I tried a l2tp/ipsec vpn on both the rpi and ubuntu servers. Still same slow tunnel speeds. At a loss and planning a unraid server, I noticed wireguard support and built my server last weekend. Got wireguard setup ran an iperf test. Same slow speeds. I ran iperf tests through wireguard to iperf servers running on devices connected to both switches. All tested at about 2 Mbits. My unraid server shows a gig network connection and file transfers across my home network (traversing through both switches) are achieving 40-50Mbits or faster. The server can achieve 250-300Mbps internet speeds. As a last resort I replace my old tp-link router with a netgear r6260 last night. Ran some iperf tests this morning and still getting 2 Mbits. The only thing left I can think of is maybe my old sb6141. I have a arris sb6183 that I'm getting ready to install but I wanted to see if anyone had any other ideas or suggestions. Again, my apologies if this isn't the scope of this topic. Edit. Just to add, I just tried using the openvpn builtin to the netgear router and I still only get 2 Mbits.