Halezy

Ok just came home from work to find it locked up, monitor is completly blank this time so did a power cycle at 16:50 (5 minutes ago) syslog-previous looks more promising i can see some errors today syslog-previous his0-diagnostics-20240611-1654.zip syslog

might have to wait for it to happen again this week so i get a tighter timeline....

as i said its not crashing its freezing, almost like the ethernet driver is crashing, it was not responding from 4 June 17:00 onwards 4 June 17:45 was when i plugged a keyboard in and loggin in via CLI to run diag then reboot

syslog-previous

gota ya! Attached is the one from Flash\Logs but as you have seen its recent so its in the diag dump yes I am only assuming it froze around 10 as thats when checkmk stop polling SNMP to the Server, but i only discovered it when i got home 17:45 when i logged into the CLI (you can see i put in the wrong password twice) Jun 4 17:46:07 HIS0 login: FAILED LOGIN 1 FROM tty1 FOR root, Authentication failure Jun 4 17:46:10 HIS0 login: FAILED LOGIN 2 FROM tty1 FOR , Authentication failure ran the diagnostic command then sudo reboot to fix think its worth running in safe mode to see if the problem continues? syslog FYI i know i have a failed disk (not related only happened a couple of days ago)

The syslog is part of the Diagnostic dump, so not sure what you mean? his0-diagnostics-20240604-1746\logs\syslog.txt syslog.txt

hey guys been having an issue where every 30-50 days or so my unraid would freeze up and i would have to hard power cycle it. Ive been dealing with it but now its getting more frequent (had to do it twice in a week) I have enabled the syslog to flash but the last couple of times when i try and access the CLI via a keyboard/monitor it times out when attempting to login now i have finally gotten a diagnostic dump but there does not really seem to be any instructions on where to actually check in the mountain of logs Ironically i run Checkmk in a Docker on my Unraid and it shows it stop my Unraid SNMP stopped polling/responding at 10:07 today (i rebooted at 18:00) as well as a CPU drop roughly 5 minutes before which suggests a service crash? 90% of my Bread and Butter is Windows and only 10% is Redhat/CentoS so i dont want to make assumptions would be awesome if someone could point my at the right direction to investigate before lodging a support ticket his0-diagnostics-20240604-1746.zip