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It looks like the container cannot establish the VPN connection because it detects that the network may be unavailable. The error “Network is possibly down” usually appears when the container cannot reach the VPN server or when the internal network configuration is incorrect. First, check if the container has internet access before the VPN starts by pinging a public address like 8.8.8.8. If that fails, the issue is likely with the container’s network setup. You should also confirm that the required permissions (such as NET_ADMIN) and the correct VPN configuration files from AirVPN or Perfect-Privacy are properly mounted in the container.

Unraid doesn’t fully support running the server over Wi-Fi alone. The reason your GUI and VMs stop working when you unplug the LAN is that Wi-Fi on Unraid is treated as a secondary interface, and most network services rely on the primary (LAN) connection. Solution: Keep the LAN connected for stable access and VM networking. If you must use Wi-Fi only, you’ll need to: Set the Wi-Fi interface as the default gateway in Unraid. Ensure all VM network bridges are assigned to the Wi-Fi interface. Note: Performance and stability over Wi-Fi only may be unreliable, especially for VMs. in simple words Unraid works best with a wired connection; Wi-Fi is mostly for convenience access, not primary networking.