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@Luminotik if you figure this out let me know. Been fighting the same battle for the day myself. Verified I can port forward from every other docker container I run including this one for the docker's webui but the server itself is not accessible externally.

Missed that response before I posted Sry guys!

I'm considering this case here but my concern is that it doesn't specifically mention support for a mini-ITX board. I don't want to buy it and then not have it work. Anyone using something similar with a mini-ITX board? iStarUSA D-406-B6SA

Preference was a 3u/4u so I can use my current components. I've looked at a few iStar cases but I'm only seeing them supporting down to micro-atx. No mention of mini-itx support. Been looking at the Rosewill cases but the drive caddies look like crap. Not sure if I can swap them out for some iStar hot swap bays.

I'm trying to find a good rack mount case to support between 6 -8 drives for a home server rebuild. Currently using a mini-itx board so it needs to support that. Any recommendations on what a good rack mount case would be?

So started digging through some old pc parts I found in my crawl space that I forgot about after I moved (gotta love suprises) and I have some type of SAS/Sata controller card. Its Dell but not sure what it is. Might be this. The chip says LSISAS1068 B0 and the model is UCP-51. Any idea if this card will work?

I have an Asus P8H77 mobo with only a single PCIe x16 slot available for a sata controller. Are there any recommendations for a decent card that will support up to 4 drives? I've been looking at the SYBA SI-PEX40064 but the issues with the Marvell chipset in numerous posts has me concerned.

I was looking at the R5 originally just wanted more than 8 - 3.5" drives. I like that Lian Li case but that fact it can only take a micro-atx board concerns me as I know I'll be upgrading to a server mobo at some point. I think I may just consider the R5 though as that does appear to have better airflow and filtering. My other option, as you stated, is to spend more at which point I should probably consider looking at some rack cases or using a case w/multiple 5.25" bays and just use some drive bay docks. Appreciate the feedback!

@pickthenimp, did you ever confirm if this controller card was the issue? I'm looking at getting it myself but don't want to get into debugging a controller card if needed.

Thats what I wanted hear Looking at doing a major upgrade of my system and want to get as big as possible. Thank you!

Is there a parity disk size limit that unRAID will support? Looking at getting a 6TB disk for parity to replace my 2tb.

I'm in the process of scoping a new rebuild of my server and I'm trying to determine if the NZXT H440 case is a good choice. I want something that can hold at least 10 - 3.5" driver internally and will do a decent job cooling. The price point on this is perfect at $100 but I'm concerned that once I load it up with 10 HDD's that the airflow won't be enough. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811146216&ignorebbr=1 [*]Has anyone used this case in a build and any comments on the airflow? [*]Are there other cases that people might recommend that are under around the $100 price point and would hold 10 - 3.5" drives?

Thanks @Squid. I would avoid @needo's version of sonarr then in case anyone has it installed and also uses nzbgeek. There is a known issue in mono 3.10 which is what the docker is built off currently.

Is @needo supporting the sonarr docker anymore? I've just confirmed there is a bug with the mono version he built it off of w/the sonarr devs and I'm wondering if I should just install a different docker of sonarr altogether.

Has anyone else had trouble getting the web gui to load for plexRequests? I just installed the docker on my box and just keep getting "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" when I try and load the page. No errors in the logs so not sure what the issue is. I've tried changing port #'s, uninstalling and re-installing w/no success. Thoughts? Nevermind. It eventually came up after about 10mins. I've noticed this before with other dockers I've setup. Any reason why it takes so long for it to resolve the web address?