jonasdegent

Damn, I didn't know about Dynamix File manager and the Unassigned devices plugin. What a joy to use! Thanks this solved my problem!

Both go 2.37 Gbits/sec. So max speeds. Well that would be my next question: how would I achieve this, file transfer between the two? FTP? Or some other solution pref. with a GUI cause I can't automate the transfer.

I'm on a 2.5Gbe connection. But it also is connected to a 10Gbit port. I don't have the room for a 10Gbit card cause of the ridiculous size of videocards in this day and age 🙂

I have an Unraid server connected to a 10Gbit switch having a 10Gbit connection and a Synology server also having a 10Gbit connection connected to that same switch. Both have SMB shares. When I try to move files from my Synology to my Unraid and vice versa, I do this with Windows File Explorer, I get speeds under 100MB/s sometimes not even close to 50MB/s. When I iperf3 on both my 2 machines (both being a server and client), I get full 10Gbit/s speeds. I know there's a harddrive bottleneck but still, they should be at least getting that speed. Both have a SSD NVME Cache drive too (and WD Gold harddrives which are capable of at least a bit more than what I'm getting). I just don't know how to further investigate what could be wrong.

Running Nextcloud on my Unraid server and I have a bunch of video files on it which I used to play on my iOS devices via the Nextcloud app. Lately for some reason it only just downloads them not like before where it opened the video player like I want to. Via the browser it still opens up the video player. Anyone?

What did you use as port in the conf file? I'm trying to do a similar thing but it doesn't work so far...

I just commented my overwritehost line in the php file and it finally works locally. If I connect via 4G (so outside my network) it seems to work too.

I started looking for this and my ISP indeed doesn't support NAT hairpin. So how can I access my Nextcloud installation locally? I notice when I use my local LAN ip for my Nextcould it always reroutes directly to the domain name one. Is there a way around this?

I did change that. I can't access it when I'm on my own network, even with the DNS. If I go outside my network, for example my phone on 4G, it works.

Recently I switched ISP together with their mandatory router. Unfortunately the new router has a different IP range 192.168.1.* instead of my previous 192.168.0.*. and it doesn't allow me to change that. So that meant that my Nextcloud/mariadb/swag setup wasn't going to work anymore. I changed a few settings in the /appdata/nextcloud/www/nextcloud/config/config.php file to the correct ip addresses and also the nextcloud.subdomain.conf file in Swag. Also I portmapped everything again on the new router which seem to work, my DNS also works. But anyone know why Nextcloud won't run when I try to access it locally but does work when accessed outside my own network? I just don't get it why it's doing that?

So this probably sounds real dumb of me but I followed this tutorial for my Nextcloud server. Everything running smoothly. However am I now getting e-mails from Let's Encrypt to renew my certifcates. Is this a process that goes automatically (just like the Docker container says in the description)? Or do I need to do something?

I've got the opportunity to buy 2x Intel Xeon E5-2630 v3's for virtually no money. Are these still a good choice if I want to build me another Unraid server? I'd like to use this one mainly as a VM server.

From which point is an occ:files scan too much? I want to migrate my photos from another server to my Unraid using FTP and then let it scan the folder. It's about 200GB

Hello, I'm trying to setup a Nextcloud server together with Letsencrypt to have access on it outside my network. But since my ISP forces me to use their crappy router, I'm not sure if this configuration is correct to redirect port 443 to 1443 and port 80 to port 180. Is there a way to test if this is working before I start messing around with other stuff? I got it pretty much setup correctly on Unraid and I think I narrowed it down to this somehow. Port 80 and 443 are not blocked by my ISP, tested that with a open port checker tool.

I have 2x 10GbE ports on my Unraid server motherboard of which one is plugged into a 10GbE port on my switch. It's the only 10GbE available, the other 10GbE port on the switch is attached to my main PC. Will I benefit of something if I plug the other 10GbE from my Unraid server to a Gbit port on the switch? Will bonding work? Also on the subject, is there some tutorial which explains all the different network settings for Unraid?