Green Dragon

Hiya! I provisioned a certificate then enabled https and https redirect. Using all available links on the management access page I get 'Not secure'. Here is my config: Thoughts?

i5 10400 Should be more than enough for this....

Thanks for the response and advice! Does having dual parity necessarily decrease the transfer rates on array transfers over single parity?

I do have turbo write enabled. Tested both with and without. Sadly, the results are no different...

Hiya! I'm transferring 3TB from one array drive to another using the unbalance plugin (basically rsync). All drives are 8TB WD RED 3.5". I have two parity drives in my array. I'm averaging about 50MB/s transfer rate. This seems incredibly slow... Thoughts?

Is anyone using this adapter? I bought one and have installed and configured it for raid1. I'm seeing that UnRaid is not able to get temperature info and caching was initially disabled. I manually enabled caching on the drive and have not seen the error again. I'll be testing it with non-critical data for the near future. Any help would be appreciated!

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I have multiple GPUs. i5 10400 and NVidia 1050 (see image) When setting up the Plex Container and adding the --device=/dev/dri should I use /dev/dri/card? to select the card I wish to use? If i leave /card? off will Plex just select card0? Thanks!

Hiya! I am setting up Plex with quicksync and I see two cards: What should I make of this? (hardware in signature) Thanks!

Thank you! That sounds much easier. I've read and watched many videos which indicate that new drives should be PreCleared at least once, some say multiple times. Is this a personal decision to skip PreClearing of new drives? Because two of these drives are new and the other two have been sitting on the shelf for a few years I've elected to PreClear all four. Once this has completed I will perform the New Config process as you suggested. Thank you!

Hiya! I recently completed set up and testing of my first UnRaid server. I have four 2TB drives making up the test array. I don't have more than a few hundred MB of data on drive 1 and no data on drive 2 or drive 3. I want to replace the parity drive and drive 3 with 8TB drives. What is the most efficient way to do this? There is no data on any of these drives that it would bother me to lose. Here is what I'm thinking: STOP the array Replace the drives PreClear both drives (concurrently)? Assign the drives Start the array Could it be this simple? I have two additional 8TB drives I will be moving off of my NAS once this task is completed and the NAS data migrated to UnRaid. Thanks!

Yes, thank you! I have edited the speed and size indicators on the OP to spell them out more clearly. I've been watching others test speeds but failed to consider their LAN speeds. I suppose the best I can hope for with the current setup is a relative 100MB/s transfer to nvme and the normal drop off to the spinners to abt 85MB/s. Really thought I had something broken! Thanks again!!!

Hiya! New UnRaid user; I've been testing file transfer on my new implementation. I setup cache and array shares (see image) and mapped in Windows Explorer. When I test moving a 5 gigabyte file from workstation to the shares I'm averaging abt 95 megabytes per second to BOTH shares. Here are the test system specs: 1) Intel i5-10400 on an ASUS TUF Z490+ motherboard 2) 32 gigabytes DDR4 RAM @3200 3) Three disk array of 2 terrabyte WD Red 3.5 on motherboard sata 4) One WD Red SN700 NVME on the motherboard 5) Workstation drive is ssd I have confirmed the ethernet connection from Workstation <-> UnRaid Server is @ 1 gigabit per second. Additionally, I have confirmed 1 gigagit per second internet speedtests from both the workstation and the UnRaid Server. Thoughts?

Hiya! After testing, I'm loving the platform and ready to purchase my first license. I notice that the license is tied to the specific USB thumbdrive used at the time of registration. My concern is that I used an old inexpensive thumbdrive for testing that will eventually (probably sooner than later) fail. What is the process to recover when, in future, that drive fails? I have a backup of this thumbdrive stored safely with my cloud backup provider. Is it as simple as restoring that backup to a new thumbdrive and booting with it? Thanks!

Michael here from Northern Indiana, USA! A 35 year IT Professional, I've been running a QNAP NAS Media Server for half a dozen years. Just took the plunge into UnRaid and thus far my OCD is completely satisfied! In fact, I recently ordered an Asmedia ASM1164 to expand my system and add a redundant SSD Cache drive. I'll be initially moving my media and running Plex and a few other Docker containers on the new server, eventually moving everything off of the NAS. The forums look great! Looking forward to developing some new relationships! GD