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  1. geekjitsu
    Can you share the other thread? About to take the same leap. TIA.
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    Support got me sorted. Thanks!
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    My USB flash drive failed. I used an old USB drive as a temporary and tried to do the replace key process, but after a few hours of not receiving an email with the new key I ran to the store and purchased a new USB drive. Tried to do the replace key process again and received the following error: Sorry, an error occurred registering USB Flash GUID The error is: KeyFile is not valid I assume the replacement key generation is already underway. Other than the contact support web page, is there a quicker way to get a new key for my new USB drive? Thanks!
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    That's the ticket right there! Thanks!
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    In the last week or so my binhex-delugevpn container stopped being accessible when VPN was enabled. The WebUI is inaccessible from any computer on my network and my other containers (e.g. binhex-sonarr) that used it as a proxy are unable to connect to the internet when they're set to use the proxy. I've made no changes on my network. LAN_Network is 172.16.201.0/24 in the container and is what my computer is on. The Docker bridge network is 172.17.0.0/24 which all my containers that are set to Bridge mode are using. If I set VPN enabled to 'no' in the container I'm able to connect to the WebUI. I haven't tried removing the container and redeploying it yet. Anything I should look at before doing that? Thanks in advance.
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    I've searched the forums and google and can only seem to find that faster drives will improve performance, but no mention if additional drives improve performance. Current set up is: 1 x 1TB NVME as cache 2 x 12TB WD Red 5400rpm drives. 1 is parity, 1 is data. I plan to get 2 more 12TB WD Reds when they go back on sale, so for now this is a POC for moving from Synology to Unraid. I'm moving data (movies and pictures) over from my Synology DS412+ that was configured in a RAID5. Write performance to the Unraid is great (as expected), but after the data is moved from cache to the array accessing it is painfully slow. Will adding those 2 additional WD Reds improve performance? I think the answer is "no" because data is not striped across the disks and that the only way to improve read performance would be to move to faster drives. Thanks in advance.