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I'm also having an issue accessing the webGUI. Have already tried safe mode and safe mode with gui to see if i could still access with localhost. Was unable to on both those occasions. Any help will is appreciated.

After thinking really hard with that half COVID Information Technology degree I have, I think I know the issue. Like 90% sure. My server is on a server VLAN. The switch I use only actually has a 1Gb uplink to my router. Ubiquiti's Flex XG I use for my 10Gb switch does NOT support layer 3 so that data has to go back through the router to get to the correct VLAN leaving the uplink to the router the bottleneck... Curently using the second 10Gb port on that card to do to the same LAN as my PC and run the test again.

So I upgraded my Dell R720 with a 10Gb NIC and I've always noticed for the past year that it never gets past 1Gb. I have a 10gigabit switch and have a 10gigabit card in my personal computer as well. After a year of dealing with it I finally set out to find the issue. I installed open speed test server on the Unraid server as a docker and my personal computer. Using my roommate's computer (connected via 2.5Gb to the same switch) It was able to saturate his 2.5Gb local connection speed testing to my personal computer so I know it is not my computer that is limiting speed. When testing to the Unraid open speed test he was unable to go past a 1Gb connection. Besides using open speed test I have also tried moving a file through FTP to /tmp which from what i understand is directly to RAM. Unraid recognizes the connection as 10gb (image attached of the command ethtool eth0). What can I do to utilize its full 10Gb connection? I can provide any more information if needed. (Images included: Unraid ethtool result, Unraid net settings)

I actually just found out if you install the pip package from the NerdPack and run pip3 install bpytop --upgrade it will install just fine!

So what have done so far is we transfer the first two files totaling 135 GB. After every successful transfer it would time out but files were okay. When transferring the third it would always stop at like 13,806,064kb. We tried the third multiple times all with the exact same amount left. I even transferred the first two to another share, deleted them from the folder and resend the 3rd file over ftp and would stop at the exact same place 13,806,064kb. We even tried multiple different large files all stopping at the same amount. There is plenty of space on cache for the files, over 300gb. When i say "a file" each file is like a folder and in the folder there is a 1kb readme and 1 massive video. Edit: Ill have to try the VM later and as for logs i was unable to generate any, what would i need to add to the config?

IM trying to use this plugin to transfer a large amount of data and it seems we've hit a wall at 150GB of data. I've tried creating a new user and creating a new folder with the new user by including it in the user description. We have moved two files over ~60-70gb each and the third files keeps stopping on the exact same amount of data every time. Any fix for this that I'm just not seeing?

Here is a game suggestion: Neos VR I know nothing about making dockers but here is their wiki on installing their server version through steamCMD: http://wiki.neosvr.com/subdom/wiki/index.php?title=Headless_Client/Server

Quite often. I'm a college student moving between apartments at the start of a new year and haven't been able to settle yet.

I am currently working on dockers trying to access each other, like Grafana needing to access Influx and more situations like that. Currently they use a Bridge Network Type and get a port mapping IP of 172.17.0.x. The problem is i want to keep the IP separate from the main network that unraid uses (a 10.0.0.0/24 network) while letting the dockers have a static IP in the 172.17.0.x network. If possible can i create a new virtual network in unraid that my dockers can have custom static IPs and the ports still be mapped app to host and if so how? The main reason for doing this is i have been letting the dockers reference other dockers by the 10.0.0.x IP of the server. The main flaw with this is if i move the server or it gets a new IP all of those references are broken. I though i fixed this by referencing their docker IP when there are updates to the dockers the IPs they get after restarting may not always be the same.