Everything posted by RVRX
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Is there a way to reset/reinstall Wireguard + maybe other network settings?
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Yeah I have the VPN setup and I can turn it on... BUT... there is no wg0 interface?? i.e. new containers cannot bind to network type wg0
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Also is wg show all supposed to return anything? The output is nothing for me
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
~~Well, after deleting and readding a new config, Unraid now refuses to start any VPN I import...~~ Removed network.cfg, restarted a few times, now I am back to just the original problem again
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Updating the server saw no change in this behavior. I will try and remove and recreate the VPN interfaces when I have a chance.
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Just the default config from my provider, nothing that stands out to me as troublesome: [Interface] PrivateKey = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Address = 10.67.169.119/32,fc00:bbbb:bbbb:bb01::4:a976/128 DNS = 10.64.0.1 [Peer] PublicKey = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0,::0/0 Endpoint = 89.45.224.145:51820
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v6.10.2: Unraid Not Respecting "Peer Type of Access" for Wireguard VPN
Unraid is using any VPN marked as "for Docker" for all network traffic. This issue popped up randomly a few weeks ago. Short video demonstrating me adding the VPN, turning it on, and seeing the IP the OS uses change: Screenshot of my network settings: Any Advice? At this point I'd settle for just reinstalling Unraid if there is an easy way to do that?
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Unraid decided to send all traffic through wg0 instead of eth0?
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Unraid decided to send all traffic through wg0 instead of eth0?
I have a Wireguard tunnel configured as "VPN Tunneled Access for Docker", and randomly within the last 24hrs my server decided to use it for all connections. I noticed this when I couldn't connect to my VPN which uses a DDNS pointing to my LAN, and I noticed it was resolved to my VPN's IP. Confirmed with `curl ifconfig.me` returning the VPN IP as well. `wg0` isn't mentioned in the Networks Settings page at all, so I'm unsure how to debug this. LMK what screenshots and printouts might be helpful. ifconfig.txt
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UNRAID Randomly loses WAN access. LAN Still fine?
Found this line in my syslog, what is this `veth` and why was eth0 renamed to it? Sep 1 10:03:32 Desmodus kernel: veth3a384e9: renamed from eth0
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UNRAID Randomly loses WAN access. LAN Still fine?
Second time this has happened, so I'm looking to actually resolve the issue instead of just rebooting this time. So randomly overnight my server can no longer access the internet. I can still ping all LAN devices just fine (and vise-versa), but not anything on the internet. No, not a DNS issue I don't think (weirdly enough dig requests go through fine nvm, not when using non-default DNS server like 8.8.8.8) as pinging direct IPs outside of LAN doesn't work either. Yes, `eth0` is up. Any troubleshooting tips? root@X:~# ifconfig eth0: flags=6211<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SLAVE,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 ether d0:50:99:8c:04:e1 txqueuelen 1000 (Ethernet) RX packets 112366720 bytes 89441656575 (83.2 GiB) RX errors 0 dropped 0 overruns 0 frame 0 TX packets 120496292 bytes 91951093228 (85.6 GiB) TX errors 0 dropped 0 overruns 0 carrier 0 collisions 0 desmodus-diagnostics-20220901-1216.zip