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  1. RDP attacks are becoming common because (a) more people are working from home, so using this service and (b) it's seems relatively simple to identify if an IP address has exposed RDP ports and is therefore a hackable target. Firstly, please do not forward ports through your firewall, especially not for RDP (for the reason above). VPNs are a good option for RDP, but I personally use Cloudflare's tunneling capabilities. If you want to figure out how to set up a tunnel on Unraid: Cloudflare: How to Set up Cloudflare Argo Tunnel FREE on Unraid - Bypass CGNAT - YouTube. If you want to then set up RDP over that tunnel, see: Connect through Cloudflare Access over RDP · Cloudflare for Teams docs
  2. Guacamole is a good and easy to setup option, especially when paired with a reverse proxy. However, some of us want to do this using the native RDP client over the internet (primarily because it's more performant). Opening up a firewall port is a bad idea (security risk). The safest way I've found to do it is to use a tunnel: To set up a tunnel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ-6dActAr8 To setup RDP: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/tutorials/rdp
  3. I have a solve, or at least can point to the cause of this issue. It's something to do with this specific NVMe drive. Not sure if it is the lack of DRAM or the new controller on the 980, but whatever it is, that is what is causing this 30 min period of reported overheating. I just switched out NVME drives (in this case to the 980 Pro) and the issue is gone. No other change in configuration at all. Even using the same M2 slot on the Motherboard. Been running solidly like this over 48 hours now. I'm not sure if this is something that Unraid can fix, or if it will get better with newer releases that deal with this new style of NVMe drive more correctly. One parting thought on this. I don't believe the 980 actually ever got to 84 degrees or that it overheated at all. I think it was just misreporting. I made sure to be there a couple of times when it was reporting the overheating and the drive felt cool to the touch. So I don't think over-time, this problem will cause any issues to the physical drive, but since this was a mission critical drive for me, I didn't like the issue and wanted to be sure to get onto something which works as it should.
  4. 1TB - about 30 mins for the issue sounds about right.
  5. Thanks. Agree that this is precisely the same issue. Thank you! I had searched but oddly not found this thread so appreciate you pointing me in the right direction.
  6. Just a weigh in that I am having exactly the same issue. RC2, Asus x570 MB, 5700g, NVMe is a Samsung 980. Drive is cool when it is reporting 84 degrees. Drive logs show around 36-38 during this period too. Two (perhaps) differences from my setup to the others in the thread: (1) Have a heatsink on the NVME SSD already. (2) NVMe is being used as a passthrough drive for a VM - it is not assigned to an array or pool. So definitely seems to be an issue with RC2.
  7. I have a VM running Windows where the hard drive is directly passthrough to one of the NVMe SSDs on my system. The drive is not assigned to the array or a pool. My issue is that this drives keeps reporting back a temp of 84 degrees for a period in Unraid, even though the drive itself is cool to the touch and, in it's logs, is reporting back about 36-38 degrees. It only exhibits this behavior when the VM is running, but only for a bout 30 mins at a time periodically (like 12 hours or so apart). I've checked the Windows logs and it's not doing anything at this time to 'thrash' the drive. Does anyone have a view why Unraid might be behaving this way? My setup here is TUF-Pro x570 coupled with a 5700g. The NVMe drive is a Samsung 980 1TB. Any direction on help appreciated.
  8. HI, Similar setup to this. TUF-Pro x570 coupled with a 5700g. My issue is that one of the NVME drives keeps reporting back a temp of 84 degrees for a period in Unraid, even though the drive itself is cool to the touch and reporting back about 36-38 degrees. Does anyone have a view why it might be behaving this way?