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Thank you for the information. I really appreciate finding out the actual problem. I am currently running latest NGINX Proxy Manager. The following configuration appears to be working well for me: Cache assets: false, Block common exploits: false, Websockets support: true Force SSL: true, HTTP/2 Support: true, HSTS Enabled: true, HSTS subdomains: true Custom Nginx Configuration: `gzip off;` Thank you, everyone.

This is more reassuring. Thank you for your time.

Hello all, I am, of course, looking into using Unraid. I am a "hope for the best, plan for the worst" kind of operator. I am a 3-2-1 backup kind of person, and have routes that if something goes wrong I can in short order get back to running. I am looking at setting up a multi-purpose box, including work VMs. It seems like to me the the most concerning part of Unraid is the license key. I am sure that it is rare, but I have seen reports of people suddenly finding out their machine is locked because the system went back to an expired trial. It appears that it commonly is due to a USB drive that doesn't have a unique GUID or after upgrading the machine; however, it seems like some have implied that his or her machine reverted spontaneously reverted. I would like to not be caught off guard with the machine locking me out during work or some important time. I am more than happy to prepare an appropriate time and hardware to ensure everything stays running. When are key checks done? If they are done only at boot time, does Unraid ever require spontaneous reboots or upgrades? I have a Kingston DTSE9 drive. Can anyone vouch for it or USB drives that don't duplicate GUIDs? If my USB drive is delisted, is it possible to get running again with a trial until support can resolve the issue on a new USB? Is there a limit to the number of trial keys like the number of USB transfers? FYI, I have a UPS to prevent power outages (run time 6+ hours) or time to safely shut down. So, spontaneous reboots should not be an issue. Thank you.