Ryan_M

Sorry if this has been answered before, but the only answers I've seen so far is to do with multiple BD drives which doesn't apply to me. I had my entire movie collection ripped to disk using anydvd many years ago - with file structure all intact. I'm slowly working my way through converting them all to mkv. Is there a way to run multiple instances of makemkv but converting disk to disk, not BD-ROM to disk. Thanks

Your first solution worked. Setting NetBIOS to enabled fixed the issue. Thanks for your help!

All computers are Win10 On the two computers that cant use the name, using the IP address works fine. Please see attached text file. There are no credentials relating to "tower", unraid, or the IP address in credentials manager. testparm output.txt

I just upgraded to v6.12.13 (from v5.0.5) and now can't access the "tower" shares or webgui by name on two computers, but two other computers are unaffected. On the two computers that cant use the name, using the IP address works fine. As far as I'm aware there shouldn't be any network or sign in credentials. All computers are Win10, and a mix of hardwired and wifi. Not sure what other relevant information is required. Thanks

I recently got through a bit of a scare... turned out to be a bad controller, not a drive. All is good now and I'm up and running fine. However, this is making me think I should maybe also do some maintenance/software upgrades while I'm fussing with it. I'm running v5.0.5 on a box that's just sat there and ran flawlessly for the last decade, so I haven't looked at it in a very long time. I purchased the Pro license back in 2014. According to https://account.unraid.net/keys I don't have any keys associated with my account. I had a look through the site and don't see anything that mentions going from a Legacy Pro License to a newer Unleased or Lifetime license. Are there options for that? If it ain't broke don't fix it?

I've got a couple issues I'm hoping someone can help me with. I've followed the guide HERE and everything seemed to go OK. However The windows client is still not connecting with the host on the unraid box, and only shows it's own c:\ drive as possible file sources for back up. I can run the host on the unraid box through the remote desktop so I can worry about this issue later. The other issue is while on the host on the unraid server, when trying to select a source for backup (in this case simply /mnt/disk1) the mnt folder shows as empty. It also shows as empty when using the file browser on the gui on the remote desk top. So I don't think it's an issue with the crashplan host, maybe a permission setting or something? Thanks for any help, Ryan

2GB here too... still no option for that