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  1. My server hasn't been rebooted in 13 days. I have syslog installed and the log is attached. For some reason it hasn't logged anything in a few hours. I'll likely just run a corrections parity check if nobody thinks anything else is advisable. Thx syslog-192.168.68.57.log syslog-192.168.68.57.log.1
  2. I beleive it was shutdown related. I cannot remember if these same errors were present last month(s). Is there anyway to identify alternative issues in the log? I can comb through it, but am inexperienced in this regard
  3. Thanks. I do use the plugin and have it stop while mover is running (or perhaps that is default). The parity check doesn't seem to interrupt or affect server usage during the 2-3 days it runs. Should I re-run parity check with corrections checked? I don't beleive my drives are an issue.
  4. My monthly parity check resulted in (3) errors. Guessing I had an unclean shutdown. My assumption is to rerun parity with "write corrections" checked, but wanted to check since I have not seen this in previous checks and it takes nearly 3 days Also, I feel like monthly parity checks may be too frequent and plan to change unless there is a good reason not to. Thanks media-server-diagnostics-20260604-0728.zip
  5. I saw those an some other things that seemed to be concurrent with the times it went offline. I kept tinkering and rebooting both the server and router and it seems to be working better now. I will keep an eye on it (and leave sys.log on). Thank you for your help!
  6. adding another syslog from right after reboot syslog-192.168.68.57.log
  7. Doing this now as originally suggested. Leaving static IP set in router. Rebooting now
  8. Happened again. New syslog attached. This time Plex (and other containers were inaccessible from Windows PC) syslog-192.168.68.57.log
  9. It just happened again. How do I get syslog if I cannot access the share? Just wait to see if it comes online again? Last time I had to reboot FYI, Plex is working from our devices...this is why I am convinced it is IP/network related EDIT: I can now access the syslog (attached) syslog-192.168.68.57.log
  10. I changed my IPv4 settings on my Windows PC to obtain and IP and DNS server automatically and was able to access the webGUI from the PC (still can;t see the command line nor webGUI from the server via the monitor (KVM switch that I even tried to bypass) Diagnostics attached. I know these are after reboot, but...Not sure what to do next media-server-diagnostics-20260521-1303.zip
  11. I shutdown the server because it had frozen and the only thing that would accept input was the command line. Upon starting it backup, I got to the boot menu, chose webGUI, watched it load drivers,etc and now when I switch to the server (KVM switch), the monitor immediately goes to sleep. NO webGUI access on the PC either. I don;t know what to do
  12. I am trying to access them, but it remians down. I will wait a bit longer. I can't even access Plex nor able to navigate the webGUI directly on the server currently
  13. Now I just noticed another very strange thing: Yesterday I beleive I had 14TB or so of free space, today I have 27TB. I cannot see where I tried to download diagnostics to attach, but it got stuck at 35% because it lost connection again (same for the containers). I am confused as to what is going on...any help is appreciated.
  14. Should I change both my PC and my unRAID Network settings instead? delete network.cfg to revert it back (to "Automatic" I assume) change to "Obtain IP address automatically" on Windows PC I access unRAID webGUI from? Pics of settings attached
  15. I was able to boot into unRAID webGUI directly on the server tower late last night and, even though my mouse didn't work, was able to TAB to the network settings and change it back to "Static" and the DNS servers populated matched my PC. I am now able to access the webGUI of the server and the containers. One thing that is weird/persists is that if I leave the web pages open for a period of a couple hours or so, they seem to lose connection and then need refreshed/reloaded. I am concerend changing it to "Automatic" b/c it being set to "Static" is the only way I have been able to access the webGUI. But, like I said, I have a static IP reserved in DHCP settings on my router also Do you think resetting the network settings as you described will solve this? I've never experienced this before and am a little concened it is more related to my recent network instability Can I delete netwrok.cfg from the unRAID webGUI and then reboot? Or do I need to plug the flash drive into my PC? Thanks!

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