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Exact same experience here, Unraid v7.0.0 with latest version of Unraid Connect.

Ok, makes sense. So the system came back up with short names after rebooting into 6.10.3, and that caused it to lose track of my disks. Don't know why it decided to change disk names, if that was part of an update I imagine it would have broken the config for a lot of users! My config is rebuilt now and after rebooting, it survived. Thanks for your help!

Interesting.. Yes I recall seeing the long names before, and the fact that my "Historical Devices" list shows long names would seem to back this up. However I can't tell you if the change to short names occurred after the 6.9.2 to 6.10.2 update, if that's what you're asking. I certainly didn't change it in Settings.

Actually, I updated from 6.9.2 to 6.10.2 just a few days ago, and then from 6.10.2 to 6.10.3 when prompted last night. I didn't notice any differences (in the Unraid UI at least) in how the disks are identified. What are the SAS long and short names to which you refer?

I'm not sure what to do with this information. Yes, the R720 has a RAID controller, which I flashed to IT mode for use with Unraid as per numerous instructions..

I followed your advice and my array is back on-line, thank you! Still curious as to why my configuration did not survive the update/reboot..

Updated from 10.6.2 to 10.6.3. After reboot, the array is offline and all data and parity disks show as "missing"! The disks do show up under unassigned devices, but when I try to reassign them to the array in their previous positions, they show as "wrong". Dell R720 with 3x 4TB data, 1x 4TB parity in the array. larrythelobster-diagnostics-20220615-0055.zip

Hi all, I received the following alert after renaming my cache pools: "Invalid folder cache contained within /mnt". My diagnostic is attached. Any insight into how to resolve this would be much appreciated, thank you! larrythelobster-diagnostics-20220510-0929.zip