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King_Sombrero

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  1. 14:33:47 was when the sever went down. I wasn’t near it, so I definitely didn’t hit a power button. The physical server was still powered on when I got home at around 17:57. However all services were shutdown like the log shows, meaning that I had to use a keyboard and monitor to do anything on the machine. I’ll try replugging my UPS into another USB port as it’s pretty new (1 year old) if it still throws errors I’ll try and do a more thorough investigation of it.
  2. Here is my syslog from before the crash. syslog-previous.txt
  3. Like the title says, I've been dealing with some crashes on my NAS. It usually happens suddenly and without warning, and once it crashes I can't access it with SSH, or through Unraid Connect. I can however still access the CLI if I plug in a monitor and keyboard, however this is not really viable if I'm out of range of my machine. I also can't bring the server back online from the CLI no matter how much i try. I appreciate the help. vpt-nas-diagnostics-20260908-1906.zip

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