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Thanks , I tried that and still the 10G nic does not show in the UNRAID interface.. I CAN connect the 10G NIC to VM's and it works fine. Not sure why unraid OS refuses to acknowledge the 10G nics..?

diagnostics, Thanks boeingb36-diagnostics-20230619-1816.zip

UNRAID Unraid 6.12.0 Intel X520-DA2 10Gigabit Replaced a 4 port Gigabit card with a dual 10GB card. I removed all references in Dockers and VMs, before swapping the cards. UNRAID refuses to see or list the NIC's under networking. Yet, I can "bind" the new 10GB NIC's to VM's and it works fine. Just ONLY one VM takes advantage of the 10G internet/LAN. How does one get UNRAID to "see" and use a new NIC?

I had an UNRAID server at a clients that crashed EVERY night or ~16hrs. New RAM, replaced PS, updated the OS, disabled almost everything. It had one bad failing HDD, I kept putting off replacing that failing drive. I wanted to fix the constant crashing first. I replaced the failing drive, and it has NEVER crashed sense. I honestly wouldn't have thought a bad drive would cause it. But it did. Not saying that is your issue, just saying to check the drives.

1. The UNRAID interface is glitchy. When clicking on any item, it takes 10 to 50 seconds to open or it'll just time out, then open. The "dashboard" with live CPU load graphs, gets jerky. It'll stop for a few seconds, then very quickly flash refresh all the past movements. Basically the web interface is lagging. 2. SMB access seems to act the same way. When clicking on a "share" it takes ~20 to 60 seconds or just times out. Even on shares that live totally on NVMe cache. The SMB timing out affects my service. I have hundreds of client systems that access a share via a web app. A client side program sends data via HTTPS to an UNRAID SMB share. When the server takes too long to respond, the client side program fails. As it "feels" like it can't access the data, timeout error. The issue seems to be recent. It happens after a clean boot with almost everything OFF ( dockers / VM's / Plug ins ), AND when normal operations with VM's, Dockers and plugins ON. System has dual XEON CPUS, 256 GB RAM, ~100TB of storage between 18 spinners, 3 cache pools using SATA SSDs & NVMe drives, 10GB internet.