Joegauthjr

Yep, I reinstalled TrueNas VM and now it works

Finally got it to work... I had to do a fresh install of TruNas to fix it

I run 2 VMs (pfSense andTrueNas). On both they lock up if I set CPU MODE to host passthrough (took a while to figure this out). I have to set on Emulated (QEMU64). Whenever I go into the template it switches back Host passthrough (had to redo template if this happened because if I changed it back after it attempted to start it would throw an error). I don't know if this causes a performance hit or what.... I had the system on another MB with a 3900X and did not have this problem. current system: amd5600g 32G ram Gigabyte B550 Auros pro AC Broadcom BCM57810 dual 10G sfp+ Broadcom / LSI SAS2008 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2 HD controller Dual Intel 82576 Gigabit nic Any suggestions?

here is current after updating plugin tower-diagnostics-20220102-1130.zip

Why not? it has been my network for months now.

Jan 1 23:41:01 Tower rpcbind[6896]: connect from 127.0.0.1 to getport/addr(status) Jan 1 23:41:11 Tower unassigned.devices: Error: shell_exec(/sbin/mount -t 'nfs' -o rw,noacl '172.27.9.90:/mnt/Skywalker/Nikki' '/mnt/remotes/172.27.9.90_Nikki' 2>&1) took longer than 10s! Jan 1 23:41:11 Tower unassigned.devices: NFS mount failed: 'command timed out'. now it is timing out

here ya gotower-diagnostics-20220101-2228.zip

Disconnected all shares from unraid, removed all shares in truenas rebooted both, made new shares in truenas NSF SMB, gave smb shares a different name than nsf shares..... smb's mount nsf don't.

SQUID sent me here for this problem. I had to hard reset my unraid server because truenas went down before Unraid tried to shutdown (OK I forgot to unmount them before rebooting) and it hung the process. Now I cannot mount any nsf shares on my truenas VM. Unraid sees them, tries to mount but will not mount. tower-diagnostics-20211231-0958.zip

Thank you kindly. I'll pop over there . Have a happy new year.

Thank you for this, especially on new years eve day. Now my next question is how I repair this..... I was forced to do a hard reset on the box because truenas had stopped and drives were still mounted, so I am gathering there is a "ghost" mount point being used I have rebooted normally but it still has these remnants.

tower-diagnostics-20211231-0958.zip here is the diagnostics file. forgot to upload it before.

thanks for the reply squid. I did get unraid to mount windows shares on both truenas and PC after a complete shutdown, now just nfs shares having issues on truenas so I am going to look at it today. I post results tomorrow.

Just got pfSense configured for my home to include a seperate VPN network. I have two nics on machine, 10G to "open" network and 1g to VPN network. A couple of docker containers connect thru VPN and unraid on open. I thought I did something in pfSense but I am able to access all shares on my PC (unraid and truenas) I can search for shares in unraid and see them on both my windows PC and Truenas VM (all on Open network). when I try mount any shares external to unraid they try and don't. I can mount an internal unassigned drive. any help appreciated.