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    EDACerton's post in Logs full and cache disk missing upon server reboot was marked as the answer   
    The MX500 drive is flooding the logs with failures. The drive is offline, and not reporting SMART data, so I would start with reseating/replacing the cables for it.
     
    Once the drive is stable (and assuming that it somehow didn’t get removed from the pool configuration entirely), you should be able to run a scrub to repair the data on the drive.
     
    Although, personally I'd probably just remove the MX500 from the pool, blkdiscard it, then add it again and scrub to give myself a little more confidence about the drive. That might just be me though
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    EDACerton's post in unRAID and Docker containers keep randomly losing connectivity was marked as the answer   
    I noticed that you have a static IP address assigned of 192.168.0.103. Do you have a static reservation for that IP set in the DHCP settings on your router too?
     
    The issues that you're describing sound like things that can happen if another device is trying to use the same IP. That IP would also generally be in the default IP pool of most routers, so it's possible that the router handed it to another device, and now the two devices fighting each other.