brian.cline2

@dchadd, that did it. My VLANs are back and selectable now. Thanks for the suggestion!!

I'll give it a shot and see what happens. Thanks for the suggestion 👍

Sorry for being dumb here, but "fix the CIDR" how?

I noticed you have a macvlan. Mine has been and is still IPVLAN. I wonder if that's the issue. For the others that have issues, what's your VLAN driver?

Same issue here. I just upgraded and my docker containers that were connected to a specific VLAN are no longer are able to run. The VLAN network is no longer available as a selection in the container configuration. I re-created the VLAN in unraid and I noticed network route was not created when the VLAN was created. I think it automatically was created when I set this up ages ago. I manually created the route and it still does not work. I do not see the option to select the VLAN under the container config. I'm not really sure, but it seems something is broken here.

Network types question..... I have sab and nzbget for downloading usenet isos. I have my main NIC on my host routed through my Unifi UDMP to connect to a NORD VPN interface. Works perfectly. I have a second NIC bridged and Plex is using that to get and keep a remote connection. I know I'd prefer to leave plex as host, but I can't get it to work properly and the remote connection will not succeed if I don't do it this currently. I'd scoured the internet trying to figure out VLAN'ing with UnRaid, tried multiple things; one nic, two nics, one nic with vlans, about everything I know how and I'm lost. I found a forum post about multiple networks for a container, but unfortunately it didn't work. Plex actually seemed to attach to the post argument field and not the network type listed. Is this supported? Basically what I'd like to do is have a network connection to a custom network with all my other containers (overseerr / sonarr / radarr / etc) that is ran through my Nord VPN host connection, but also have a separate connection with unrestricted access so I can connect to Plex remotely. Any guidance is appreciated as I'm lost on next steps here.

From what I was seeing in the help is that bridges automatically include eth0. Am I interpreting incorrectly? The VMs I want to use are on a separate VLAN, so my understanding (limited at best) is that I would need to create a network bridge for those VMs. Is my thinking not correct? I have tried to research and watched videos, but I'm kind of struggling to find concise information on this topic. My home network is .20.x which is where unRaid lives. I have a work network of .100.x which I want 1 VM. I have an IoT network of .50.x which I want 1 VM When I create the bridge for those networks, they connect to the network correctly (get the correct IP address), but unRaid then is no longer accessible via the .20.x network. Also, my docker UIs are no longer available (Plex / Overseer / Sonarr / Radarr / etc). I have to use the .100 or .50 address to access unRaid's webUI. Again, if my thinking is completely off, please let me know. I'm more than happy learn the "proper" way if this is not it.

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I have searched and searched and I feel really stupid, so I'm tucking my tail and asking. TLDR: Why do I lose connection to the UnRaid webUI when I enable a bridge connection on a separate NIC? Long Versioin: I am running an older Dell R720 (circa 2014). Thing runs great and I have been running UnRaid very happily for quite awhile. Currently running 6.10.3 I'm wanting to start loading up some VMs to play around, so I thought I would bridge a couple NICs over for them. My current setup is eth0 and eth1 bonded using 802.3ad (192.168.2.10). Working beautifully. When I bridge over eth2 (192.168.100.10), I lose connection via the webUI at .2.10. I have to then connect using .100.10. Almost like the new bridge is taking over the host connection or something. When looking through the help, I saw this: "Select which interfaces are member of the bridged interface. By default eth0 is a member, while other interfaces are optional." So my question is - because I'm bridging eth 2, does that "take over" the "main" connection (eth0 and eth1 because they are bonded) into UnRaid's webUI? And if so, should I take my bonded connection to eth2 and eth3 since they are optional bridges and set the VM bridges to eth0 and eth1? How does UnRaid know which connection to use? This is a little out of my comfort zone, so hopefully this is enough info for someone to provide me guidance. If I'm missing anything, please let me know. I appreciate the help in advance all!