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Strict mode only applies when using a myunraid.net cert. For more info about SSL see https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Security#Securing_webGui_connections_.28SSL.29

Hi folks, I haven't worked on this plugin in quite some time and I'm not sure when I'll get back to it. Currently it is non-functional in PHP 8 so I'm marking it as incompatible with 6.12.

On Settings -> Management Access, are there any messages or warnings on screen? Please upload your diagnostics.zip file from Tools -> Diagnostics

I'm also seeing calltraces in your syslog related to macvlan. The fix is to stop the array and go to Settings -> Docker and change "Docker custom network type" to "ipvlan"

Thanks for helping to test the pre-release, have you had a chance to read the release notes? https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases/unraid-os-version-6120-rc1-available-r2297/ https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases/unraid-os-version-6120-rc2-available-r2310/ Several of your plugins have not yet been updated for 6.12 and need to be removed from your system. You are getting these warnings from Fix Common Problems: * Warning: corsairpsu.plg Not Compatible with Unraid version 6.12.0-rc2 * Warning: disklocation-master.plg Not Compatible with Unraid version 6.12.0-rc2 * Warning: gpustat.plg Not Compatible with Unraid version 6.12.0-rc2 * Warning: nut.plg Not Compatible with Unraid version 6.12.0-rc2 Let's get those plugins removed and see if that does the trick.

It looks like you are using an unraid.net url, but something has changed on your network to enable "DNS Rebinding Protection". The culprits are likely a setting in your router, or some security software running on your client, or the DNS server used on your client. Follow the instructions here to get access to your server's webgui again: https://wiki.unraid.net/My_Servers#How_to_access_your_server_when_DNS_is_down

Your screenshot shows that "IPV4 DNS Server assignment" is set to automatic. I would disable that and just set the specific DNS server you want. Or do it at the DHCP level and set it to just the working DHCP server for your whole network.

Looks like in Linux, the name servers are queried in order: https://linux.die.net/man/5/resolv.conf ...If there are multiple servers, the resolver library queries them in the order listed.... I'd adjust your DHCP server so that it doesn't hand out the failing DNS server.

If you are sure you need it, go for it! But the Unraid array is in no way deprecated, I'd say it still makes sense as the main data storage option for most of our users. We need to put together some guidance around this.

For everyone else in this thread, assuming you are just having issues with My Servers connecting to mothership and not other things... First thing to do is go to the Plugins tab and make sure you are running the latest version of the plugin. Currently that is 2023.03.09.1140 Then check https://status.unraid.net/ and confirm we are not having back-end issues. If we are, then I apologize and ask you to please wait until those are cleared. If there are no issues reported on our end, try restarting the Unraid API via `unraid-api restart`. Wait at least 30 seconds, then reload the webgui. If restarting the api solves the issue then we still have more work to do on our reconnection logic. The API should be able to detect that it was disconnected and automatically reconnect. If restarting the api doesn't solve the issue then you need to check your network for a firewall or pihole or adguard that might be blocking the connection.

My Servers is like the "canary in the coal mine", it is quite visible so when there are networking issues it is the first thing people see. If multiple things are breaking then you have an underlying issue that needs to be resolved. It is very unlikely that My Servers is the cause of your issues, it is just another symptom. To completely rule it out, I'd suggest that you uninstall the My Servers plugin. When the problem happens with your containers, grab your diagnostics.zip file (from Tools -> Diagnostics) and upload to a new thread under General Support where you describe the problem in full.

First thing to do is go to the Plugins tab and make sure you are running the latest version of the plugin. Currently that is 2023.03.09.1140 Then check https://status.unraid.net/ and confirm we are not having back-end issues. If we are, then I apologize and ask you to please wait until those are cleared. If there are no issues reported on our end, try restarting the Unraid API via `unraid-api restart`. Wait at least 30 seconds, then reload the webgui. If restarting the api solves the issue then we still have more work to do on our reconnection logic. The API should be able to detect that it was disconnected and automatically reconnect. If restarting the api doesn't solve the issue then you need to check your network for a firewall or pihole or adguard that might be blocking the connection.

Please go to the Plugins tab and confirm you are running version 2023.03.09.1140 of the My Servers plugin. If you are still having trouble on the latest version, can you tell me about your system? 1) Have you used My Servers before on this server and suddenly this problem started? Or is this server new to My Servers? 2) What kind of router do you have? Is there any sort of firewall or pihole that could be interfering? 3) What are you using for DNS? 8.8.8.8 is a good non-blocking DNS server to use

You mentioned having issues over VPN. The same advice applies - your client still needs to be able to access a reliable DNS server. If you are using Unraid's built-in WireGuard client then be sure to set the "Peer DNS server" to something like 8.8.8.8 and not your local router. TBH though, if you already have a secure VPN connection, then there is less of a need for SSL. So accessing the server via IP address is probably fine.

The myunraid.net URL is an optional feature that allows you to access your server via an https URL without any browser warnings. In order to work, your server and web browsers need a solid connection to a DNS server which can resolve a local IP address for the domain name. You don't want to use this solution if your Internet drops regularly, because if the Internet is down then the DNS lookup will fail. When your browser is reporting "server cannot be found" that means at that moment the DNS server your client is using is unable to resolve the domain name to an IP address. The most likely cause is that either the DNS server your clients are using is flaky or your Internet connection is flaky. To rule out an issue with your DNS server running at 10.0.1.1, I would point the server and your clients to 8.8.8.8. If there are still intermittent issues then there is likely an Internet connection problem. Admittedly, there is also the chance the issue could be on our end with our authoritative DNS server. We do occasionally have issues setting up new servers, but I've not seen any issues once domains have been setup. If you make the changes above and continue to have issues, PM me your full hash.myservers.unraid.net URL and I'll see if it resolves for me. Note that uninstalling the My Servers plugin will have no effect on the url used to access your server as this is a feature of the base OS not the plugin. If you would like to disable the myunraid.net url for your server see https://wiki.unraid.net/My_Servers#How_to_disable_SSL_for_local_access