DeekB

Quick question around this, does this mean every docker container needs to have its own IP? Or is there a way to set docker to have its own IP, I have looked but don't see a way to set the docker IP, looks like its pulling its subnet details direct from the network bonds that are set up. As I am new in the set up I only have 2 containers, Unifi controller which has its own IP, and Krusader which is sharing the IP on the host unraid server. Just trying learn the system and to iron any any small issues\niggles before I start moving everything over and growing my set up so sorry for all the questions.

Was not aware so thank you will look into that as an option.

Thanks everyone, now running the latest version!

Seems I was just impatient yesterday as it just takes a minute or 2 to load.

Thanks, I did try that yesterday but nothing was listed under the next branch for me. Current branch: When I select next branch it is showing blank.

Thank you for the reply, I was looking for a way to upgrade to RC6 but I could not see it (currently running the trial version so may be why)

After a bit more playing around I am starting to think these private mac addresses are not actually from the unraid O\S but potentially from docker containers. when I was running docker in a linux server VM I managed to use Mac Vlan to map out the IP's and Mac addresses, does unraid have that same functionality?

Are there any UnRaid networking guru's around? I managed to get this working after hours of messing around but for some reason I need to set a static IP (no DHCP lease is ever attained by the server when using 802.3ad) Above is a workable solution for me but I now have another networking related problem I need to overcome. I use a Firewalla Gold as a home router, this has a feature that will block any new devices on the network until approved, I keep seeing a strange issue, I get requests to unblock the UnRaid Server on my network as the device is being registered using a private mac (Which seems to be changing) I think this may be expected behaviour of bonding the interface. Was wondering if there is any way to statically set the mac address so that it never recycles or uses different from what has been set up?

Hi everyone, New UnRaid user here currently going through the trial process to see if it is a suitable solution for me. I am moving over from Hyper V where I was running a few VM's to run various services from my home for home automation, I am from a windows background and have limited experience with Linux, I was running a Linux server with some docker containers but I am no expert, I found unraid while looking for something to help me manage docker due to my lack of experience but happy to read and learn. My plan is to move away from Hyper V and consolidate everything into unraid. I am running x2 HP Gn8 Micro servers and the spec consists of: Intel® Xeon® CPU E31265L @ 2.40GHz (Plan to upgrade to E3 1240 v2 3.4GHZ) 16GB of ECC Ram X1 240GB Cache drive X3 2TB Seagate 7200RPM Drives (x2 data & 1 partity) X1 1TB Crucial SSD for VM\Docker Storage X2 Onboard Nic Ports (NetXtreme BCM5720 Gigabit Ethernet PCIe) X4 PCi Nic Ports (82571EB/82571GB Gigabit Ethernet Controller) The second server is currently hosting all my services using hyper V but that server has larger disks and the plan is to migrate everything from that to the server above so I can prepare that server which has slightly larger disk to also come over to Unraid. Asides from above I seem to be having an issue when trying to configure the network sides of unraid, previously I had LACP set up on the microserver and it was all working fine prior to move which tells me the switch and hardware works ok. I have tried bonding the 2 onboard nics using mode 4 but every time I do this I lose connectivity to the server and need to then connect manually via the ILO or keyboard and mouse to then revert the network.cfg from mode 4 back to mode 1 before the server will come back on the network. So I then went to try bonding 2 other nics from my 4 port card which are not being used for the connection to the UnRaid OS and anytime I set 802.3ad I seem to get a 169 IP on that bond, I can however see on the switch end (A Netgear GS728TPv2) that the LACP link is up but as the IP is not correct I never get a connection, I then set a static IP but the server still stayed off the network and was not pinging, I have tried other modes like 0 & 6 and I also get a good IP from those its just LACP that doesnt seem to work. I have read many forum posts with people having the same issue too but cannot seem to find where I am going wrong with this as the config works on hyper v.