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When you update the vpn container, it becomes a new container with a new ID and new network ID (though the name stays the same). Hence it is required to update the other containers which use this vpn container, to make them associate with the new network ID. You need to do the container update by changing the current network assignment of the container and reassign the vpn container again as network, then save the change.

The shim-br0 interface is derived from the main br0 interface and has the same MAC address as the interface br0. This interface is created when the setting "Host access to custom network" is enabled and is used to circumvent the default protection of Docker. If you don't have containers which need access to the host, you can disable the setting (default).

No, it is actually by design. When selecting multiple sources the rename function becomes a move function. This is primarily because I don't know a good way to handle multi rename, but ideas are welcome.

LOL was only looking at the last sentence. Sure internal copies can exceed the network speed

You can enter multiple numbers seperated by a space, e.g. 1 2 The disk will be member of both group 1 and group 2. Hint: to test a group, spin up or spin down a disk in the GUI by clicking the ‘orb’ icon, all other disks in the same group(s) should follow

You must have a very special network to reach 7000 mbps = 7 gbps on a 1 gbps connection

Wireguard forcing DNS won’t work when using multiple tunnels each with their own setting. This leads to conflicts. Note: not all vpn providers set a specific dns server and it could be that the vpn tunnel works with the current dns settings of unraid.

Unraid does not accept a system wide DNS setting, instead - if a specific DNS is required - you should configure that under extra parameters of the docker container. Like: --dns=100.x.y.z

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Unraid doesn't know about the existence of the other networks and can't add them automatically. I use network segregation too, but the PC which manages Unraid is in the same network as the server and this works out-of-the-box

Yes, you can add manually a static route, but keep in mind that each time the tunnel is restarted, it needs to be re-added again. Below is an example for WireGuard tunnel wg1 # ip route show table 201 default via 192.168.6.190 dev wg1 <-- default route to tunnel 10.0.101.0/24 via 10.0.101.1 dev br0 <-- local LAN network to home router ip route add 10.0.102.0/24 via 10.0.101.1 table 201 <-- add other local network to home router # ip route show table 201 default via 192.168.6.190 dev wg1 10.0.101.0/24 via 10.0.101.1 dev br0 10.0.102.0/24 via 10.0.101.1 dev br0

This is fixed in rc6, which imports all keys, but you can post your config file for validation purposes.

Your PC must be in the same LAN network as the server to make the container reachable. If your PC is in a different local network, Unraid doesn't know how to reach it.

That is planned as a future enhancement

Right, need to change that Made an update. Note you need Unraid 6.10.0-rc5 to install this update.

Before clicking “Balance” you need to select the profile, available in the dropdown menu at the right of the button.

I have upgraded my main system from 10TB disks to 18TB disks, just by replacing existing disks with new disks and let the system rebuild the data onto the new disk. Haven't used preclear in ages, and in my view it isn't really needed. By running a data rebuild and subsequent non-correcting parity check, I am pretty confident my new disks are working fine and I always have to original disk as a backup.

The Parity Check Tuning plugin has a lot more options than the built-in parity check functionality, and this allows you to do advanced scenarios, if this is your interest. The built-in function does have a simple mechanism to pause or resume a running parity-check operation, by calling /usr/local/emhttp/webGui/scripts/parity_control pause|resume

Current behavior is when you click on a .zip file, it will be downloaded and you can click in the browser to open it with your local unzip application.

You need to add the .yaml extension to the list of known extensions. Edit the file editor.cfg in the /config folder on your flash device, this can be done with the file manager itself.

My main server consists of 18TB disks only (and dual parity), a parity check runs just over a day.

Unraid 6.10.0-rc5 is released, which does automatic route adding for containers on custom network br0.

I was reading this article

What does LXC bring which can't be done with Docker?

In 6.10 the read/write speeds are updated every 2 seconds.