TheUncleBobbyB

This issue is still occurring and I'm running out of ideas to try. The flash log does not show anything helpful before it crashes. I even plugged in a monitor to my unraid machine to see if I could still access the gui after it would crash and the gui too freezes and I can not access anything on it. I have to force a shutdown on my machine to reboot it. I also went ahead and ran memtestx86 for 24 hours on the machine and it never resulted in an error. Does anyone else have any recommendations to try?

Odd thing is that this doesn't always happen in just a few days. Last time this happened I had a uptime of 2.5 months. Then it just froze up again. I could still ping it but I could not use my windows VM, login to the web gui, or ssh into the machine. Thats when I enabled my mirror flash log. This time around, my machine only had an uptime of a couple days and then it froze up.

I manually rebooted it onsite. Takes about a minute for it to start coming back online.

I was under the impression that enabling "Mirror syslog to flash" would result in the same outcome. That's why I included the syslog-previous file. Am I wrong in assuming that?

Over this last year my unraid machine has been crashing and it seems to be getting worse. I'm not sure if its something that I have caused or if I have some kind of hardware failure. I heard about "Unassigned Devices" causing issues for some people in the past and I think it kinda odd that one of the last things I see on my syslog before it crashes is "CIFS: VFS: \\100.71.153.17 has not responded in 180 seconds. Reconnecting...". I'm wondering if I'm running into anything similar though. Attached are my active syslog, previous syslog (before crash/flash ), and my diagnostics file. If anyone has any idea on what could be causing this, I would greatly appreciate your insight. bobs-unraid-diagnostics-20231215-0055.zip bobs-unraid-syslog-previous-20231215-0653.zip bobs-unraid-syslog-20231215-0652.zip

I might just try this instead but its still really odd the fact that its just my unraid server that I can't talk to over my IPSEC tunnel. Any help would be appreciated

I have a IPSEC tunnel between two routers. I'm able to communicate to all devices on both sides of the tunnel except for my unraid server. I can't even ping it for some reason across the tunnel. I'm having to use this tunnel to pass my camera traffic to my NVR. I'm guessing its a firewall rule that unraid has in place since I'm coming from another subnet from the remote side. Does anyone know how I can resolve this issue?