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Thank you itimpi! NicehashOS is running on a super stripped down version of linux, TinyCore. I have scoured the support forums for TinyCore and there are no UPS controls built in - I would have to compile it myself.... which looks like a much larger mountain to climb. I don't even know where to start with compiling packages.... though I have super user access to my server, I am far from a "super" linux user. Thank you for your time

EDIT: Turns out I am wrong, and you can have multiple subdomains.

I recently completed a server migration and it's ultra easy. I turned off all Docker containers, VMs, and shut down the old server. Then, took all of the drives out, plugged them into the new motherboard/rig, moved my flash drive over, and started it up. You do not have to worry about the position of the drives sda, sdb etc - Unraid picks up the drive assignment based on serial numbers, so it literally powered up just like normal, and when I clicked Start Array, it just turned on. No forced parity checks, it just works. Just be sure to set docker and VMs not to auto-power up, as the resource allocations will likely change, meaning you should review each container/VM before you fire them up.

Hi folks, I'm trying to figure out a way to accomplish the following, and looking for some expert help to guide me on my way. I'll outline the scenario and where I am looking for some help. Background - My wife recently upgraded her computer, opting for an M1 iMac (against my advice, her choice and happy wife = happy life) - Her old machine has become my new Unraid machine, as it is much better than the 12 year old Athlon II I had running previously, and it included my old GTX1080 video card (migration was a breeze - my 20TB array moved over without any issues) - Using the guide from dboris, I setup an NHOS VM, which is fully operational and mining away right now - My local area suffers from frequent brown outs and black outs, usually brief, but to protect my array my server is connected to a UPS - This UPS also has my core network connected to it (modem, switch, router, 1 access point, a couple raspberry pi's) as well, so that I have time to save my work to the network and recover gracefully if the power outage is extended past 10 minutes or so - Right now, I have the NUT plugin installed to manage my UPS - If there is a power outage, and the battery life drops below 30% on my UPS, the whole array will shut down, leaving me with about 30 minutes of battery on the network equipment Where I need help - What I'd like to do, is have my VMs shut down if the power outage lasts more than 10 seconds, so that my array can still stay online much longer, given that NHOS is eating up an additional 120W with my GPU, and also a windows VM that is always busy eating up lots of CPU as well - I've come across these shell commands that do the trick - Where I need help: How can I get the command "virsh shutdown <VM name>" to execute only when the UPS changes state to ONBATT for more than 10 seconds? Also, I would want it to spin the VM back on with "virsh start <VM name>" once power is restored? - I've come across the NUT guide which should show me how to do this, but it's a bit over my head Worst case, I will just have to live with the shorter lifespan of the array on battery power, but this would really help me avoid power cycling the whole server for the majority of the power challenges I have, which rarely last more than 10 minutes Thank you for your consideration and reading!!!! Unraid Machine Details: ASRock Z87 Killer | Intel i7 4790K | 16 GB DDR3 1600 | ASUS GTX 1080 | 20GB Array with 1TB Cache NVME