JaredC01

I haven't read your whole issue so far, but I'm assuming you have the "Optional IP address to bind to" section in qBit settings -> Advanced set to "All Addresses"? If not, when you connect to the VPN tunnel it's likely only bound on the tunnel address, which you can't access remotely. Turn off the VPN, open the UI, open settings, and check what's bound there.

Has anyone seen any speed issues with the latest version of qBit VPN using ProtonVPN? I'm getting slow speeds - maxing out around 30-40MB/s where I used to get ~150-200MB/s consistently, and that's with 4 different servers across different parts of the world, none of them overloaded. If I connect to the same server / protocol / transport with my PC, I get expected speeds, and outside of the WG instance in the container (bypassing the VPN) testing with curl I can download at faster rates as well, so it seems somehow related to the VPN tunnel itself, but just with the qBit VPN tunnel. Ports are working fine, and I have connection, it's just only running at about 20% of the total capacity on downloads, and uploads are even worse (max 2MB/s when I could also hit 100+MB/s up previously - this is more dependent on the far-end user of course, but even while uploading multiples at the same time, my peak upload is around 2MB/s, meaning bandwidth seems to be the limit and not the users). I've spent a couple of days now troubleshooting to make sure it's not something on my end, but I'm open to ideas if anyone has any...

Looking forward to the tutorial! Also curious, what application is the image showing here? I'm looking at options for transcoding with the A380 on the software side and whatever it is you're running looks pretty nice!

None of them can do anything with the A380 in Unraid itself. If you pass through to a VM you can use it, but otherwise it's unsupported right now.

The Asrock A380 Challenger is the 56a5 per the testing I've done with @ich777. Still working on getting the card running with Unraid directly.

Awesome! I'll have mine up and running tomorrow, so I'll send you a DM back once I have it ready!

I'm picking one up from my local Microcenter in just a few minutes. If you've got something that's needing testing, I'd be happy to give it a shot!

Love it so far! Best Docker integration I've seen to date as well, and it's helping me move many of my host VMs over from ESXi to Docker (cleaning up the whole home network). Only downside so far is the loss of overall read/write speeds, as I'm on a 10Gbps network, though once I add cache drives in, I suspect that limitation will be null as well! Noted on the previous edit, looking forward to their updates.

As I was expecting, thank you very much for the quick reply!

Hi ich777, first and foremost, thank you for the work you've done, as you've solidified my move from FreeNAS over to Unraid with iSCSI support. Second, I'm working on setting up a FileIO iSCSI share, and have a quick question... Since this is setup as an IMG file for the share "drive", I'm assuming that it can't be split across drives? If that's the case, should I select a single disk to setup the FileIO share on instead of selecting a share that spans disks, or is the share okay (as that's how it's shown in your text file [the /mnt/user/ directory leads to shares])? Ideally it could span multiple drives and the file would somehow be split, so that I can make a share larger than a single drive, but I understand that an image file is exactly that and likely won't work that way. Thanks!