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The Nic card was dead. I have the ip assignment so low, that when the power rebooted, all these other devices grabbed that ip. So I could see in the machine I assigned it a static ip, however it couldn't do any DNS look ups.. Either of which I feel like I could have easily fixed on my own. Together, however, while testing, threw me for a spin..

Spent more time on it, not sure what else it could be. Is there anything else anyone would suggest? Thinking about doing a fresh install and see if that helps.

I plugged in several ethernet cables, I have multiple ethernet adapters. With 2 cables plugged in, eth0 never propagates. I see eth1, and br0..

running ifconfig: Could this be the culprit? I have a few VM's running on it, and it looks like br0 is the one with the IP addr.

That's the weird, thing.. The cable was never moved, period... What is also strange, is if it wasn't connected, I shouldn't be able to access via the web right?

Appreciate your help, honestly.. So I went into /config/network.cfg, deleted it. rebooted Still the same error message. How would I set everything back to eth0?

I am not sure. I have tried messing with it a bit. Is there a log/screen shot I can send you to verify?

What if I blew away all my network config info in /config, and rebooted the machine? Does anyone feel that might make a difference?

Hey good suggestion, tried another nic, no dice.. Any other thoughts?

Good suggestion, not it.

Hello all, How a power outage due to the tropical storm the other day. I had a UPS on the server, however I am not sure if it did shut down gracefully or not? I booted it up last night, and it appears to have some networking issues? It becomes unresponsive on my local network pretty frequently. Any session I have with it via browser, it drops. Any authentication I have with it, it logs me off. Any help would be greatly appreciated. tower-diagnostics-20200806-0845.zip

Feel free to close, mark it as solved! Appreciate it!

Hey appreciate you looking into this. This does make sense. I added what I believe to be a corrupted drive to the cache pool, and saw some errors, pulled it out, and this makes sense why it got in a wierd state. I ended up formatting the cache, and re-installing my apps, all seems fine now. The cache now shows up as 1tb. Thanks again for your help!

Sure, attached. Thank you for your help. tower-diagnostics-20200530-0816.zip

Hello all, newbie to unraid, just looking at my cache after a few weeks and it now shows as 16GB as the total size, and it is a 1tb drive? I am getting a lot of: May 29 18:27:53 Tower shfs: cache disk full which is what had me even look at it. Mover has completed. So all the files should be off there right? I have 6 drives totalling 32TB, and a 10tb parity drive. My cache drive is 1tb. The only things I can think of is I am running Plex, and possibly its transcoding folder (which is in /tmp by the way) set some sort of crazy partition? I have no idea. I have used dockers before, but nothing like this. The resource allocation to this scale is all foreign. I have an Nvidia GPU (posted in another thread), and this $1k+ sever's only purpose is to grab movies off the internet, and watch plex. If you have any suggestions for tuning this thing for these types of activities I am all ears. Will provide beer if you live in the MA/NH area. tower-syslog-20200530-0007.zip