White_King

Amm, have you checked in LAN? in my case a similar thing happened and I can't access ports even in the same LAN. After checking with Advanced Port Scanner, it will show every docker port closed, although unraid ports are working: Port 21 (TCP) vsftpd Misconfigured Port 22 (TCP) OpenSSH 8.4 protocol 2.0 Port 23 (TCP) Linux telnetd Port 80 (TCP) nginx Port 111 (TCP) rpcbind Port 139 (TCP) Samba smbd 3.X - 4.X workgroup: WORKGROUP Port 445 (TCP) Samba smbd 3.X - 4.X workgroup: WORKGROUP I recently moved my entire network (including my router) to a new house (just a modem swap) and now I can't access my servers although anything that does not require a port seems to be working fine (everything on my VMs) Any help is appreciated.

You are not impliyng that @sodennis solution does the same, correct? Because I/O doesn't seem to be the problem. I'm running a Win10 VM with plex using hardware acceleration (transcoding) on a NVIDIA Quadro P2000 and this are the stats: CPU - 15% Memory - 19% Disk - 0% Ethernet - Sent: 20.3 Received: 57.8 (I have a 1 gb internet connection but I'm testing locally) GPU - 18% : 3D - 1% Copy - 0% Video Encode - 7% Video Decode - 18% Dedicated GPU memory usage - 1GB out of 5 Shared GPU memory usage - 0.2 out of 8GB Reading from the array at 14 MB/s maximum I have the understanding that the max is at least 80 MB/s from an array full of 7200rpm HDDs I have no idea why whould it buffer

You can achieve this mapping the shares through an FTP server. I used FileZilla and although I encountered a lot of problems it is working now. Here are some tips

After looking a lot more on the web I stumble upon this article which mentions some problems with Filezilla when trying to map Shares (in this case unRaid) and I followed the steps but in the last one doesn't give a lot of explanation. What I end up doing is (after all steps) add a local path (dummy) and then right-click it and edit it and paste the Network Path with this format: \\<server>\<share\<subfolders> That will fix the problem. Again all the steps are necessary for this to work, I tried to skip some and it did not :S. GL and I hope this is useful for someone in the future. This effectively restricts users from deleting stuff from the shares but allowing them to add new content. Thank you trurl.

When looking for it I realized that it seems that you understood I'm using a Docker right? If that is the case, I'm not. I'm using 2 VMs on the Unraid Host to test this, one with FileZilla Server and the other one with the Client (Windows 10 both). Sry if I wasn't clear enough

you mean here in the forum? What is a container? the VM? like VM's and Dockers are containers right? Im guessing we have something in the forum with the Windows and Docker Icons.. Looking for them...

FileZilla seems to be having a problem sharing the files inside unRaid Shares. I need a way to restrict deleting of files from the shares while allowing a user to add files at the same time, unRaid does not have this level of permissions (as far as I know) and it occurred to me that FileZilla has it, so I configure it but it will work with other folders on the local Virtual Machine (no Dockers) where it is installed but not for the Unraid Shares. I'm connected from another VM in the same Host. FileZilla Client will show the rest of the directories except the ones on the unRaid Share. When connecting with the share as "home" the FileZilla Client throws a: "550 Home directory does not exist" it has been less than a moth since I know about Unraid so I'm just hoping I'm not missing something here. I looked on the web for information but it seems hard to find anything on the matter. I hope you can give me some insight. Thank you.