OrneryTaurus

Resolved. Had a misconfiguration on a network switch.

Hey all, I have a bit of a weird issue. I'm unable to access the internet from within the unRAID system itself but all my docker containers are working fine and I'm able to access the unRAID host. This is preventing me from getting docker container updates, plugin updates, and connect to the unRAID connect plugin. I've attached the diagnostics and have not rebooted in case more testing is needed. Thanks! smalls-diagnostics-20240328-1123.zip

Looks fine. There are other chips in the raptor lake series that are lower power which might offer better functionality but it really depends on what type of docker containers you plan on running (if any).

I think the server weight itself is about 50-75 lbs before adding anything extra into it. Adding a full system of hard drives, you'll probably increase it to 150lbs. I would be more worried about the rails and sliding the server out to service it with the existing rack you have.

I have concerns about this rack being able to support the weight of a 4U server. You'll want to double check the maximum loads the rack supports. It might require permanent installation to increase the maximum load it can handle.

I run my docker containers in br0 purely for my sanity. Ran into a networking problem long ago involving docker containers and just have done it that way since. I know the security implications, and that I can re-map a docker container's ports if needed; but I find it easier to just assign an IP so I don't have to worry about remapping.

Hey there. I also have a CSE847 server case. I would say you probably need something a bit stronger. An empty CSE847 weighs around 50lbs / 22kg. which is already a quarter of the weight for the maximum load when ground mounted.

Yep, tried using ich777's RCON Plugin and it won't connect. Also tried RCON-WebAdmin docker container and that wouldn't connect either. Found ARRCON and that allows for connectivity. Edit: Found the same symptoms and potential workaround here:

RCON doesn't seem to want to work on the PalWorld docker. RCON is enabled in the PalWorldSettings.ini, and I'm using the rcon plugin with -H IP -p 25575 -P AdminPassword. Am I missing something? Nothing else is using the port. EDIT: Looks like the rcon plugin and another docker, RCON WEB Admin do not work with the PalWorld RCON setup. I found a third party app that allows for connectivity. RCON itself is working.

Well shoot, there goes my theory. Someone else on the forum has the same board but their network drivers weren’t loading. Previously I had the on board NIC driver screw up on my X10 board which would make it appear as if it crashed.

Are you running your server headless or do you have a monitor/mouse/keyboard hooked up to it? Is it accessible physically when it crashes?

Depending on how the official docker is setup, you would need to change a variable named VERSION to one from here: https://hub.docker.com/r/plexinc/pms-docker/tags/ or you'd need to change the repository line to include :version (version being the tag you want from the hub.docker.com link) so if it has a VERSION variable, you'd change your entry in it to 1.32.6.7557-1cf77d501 If you needed to change at the repository line, and it says plex.hub.blah you'd put plex.hub.blah:1.32.6.7557-1cf77d501

^ - Some notes from your list.

Having a GPU for transcoding, you might want to downsize your CPU, unless you feel you need all those cores.