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No, the OS reports the IPv6 link but the back end isn't in place to support it yet.

It appears that something on your network is preventing the server from downloading this file:
  https://sfo2.digitaloceanspaces.com/unraid-dl/unraid-api/dynamix.unraid.net.plg
 
You can manually backup the flash drive by going to Main -> Boot Device -> Flash -> Flash Backup

You need to migrate from the legacy unriad.net certificate to the new myunraid.net certificate. See https://unraid.net/blog/ssl-certificate-update-2

If UPnP is enabled on your router, you might as well use it. If you have disabled UPnP in your router because you think your router's implementation has security issues then I'm not going to argue with you.
 
There are several benefits to UPnP here:
You don't have manually configure your router to do port forwarding, so it is easier In "Static - UPnP" mode, the system picks a new random WAN port every time you reboot the server.  In "Dynamic - UPnP" mode, it picks a new random WAN port every time Remote Access is enabled from Connect. And the wan port is fully closed when remote access is disabled from the Connect side. So assuming you trust your router's implementation of UPnP, then "Dynamic - UPnP" is the best option to choose. 
 
If you don't trust your router's implementation of UPnP then I would choose "Dynamic - Manual Port Forward"
 
For more information about Remote Access please see https://wiki.unraid.net/Connect#Remote_Access_.28optional.29

It looks like your server is configured for Jumbo frames, revert that back to normal. See https://forums.unraid.net/topic/120220-fix-common-problems-more-information/page/2/#comment-1167702
 
 
It also looks like the server has four NICs, but eth0 is not connected. Unraid works best when eth0 is your main NIC, you can either move the network cable around until you find eth0 or you can go to Settings -> Network Settings Interface Rules and adjust until the connected NIC is eth0. See https://forums.unraid.net/topic/120220-fix-common-problems-more-information/page/2/#comment-1170361
 
Once the network is back, I highly recommend you install the Fix Common Problems plugin as it will automatically alert you to this sort of thing.
 

It sounds like a DNS issue. Go to Settings -> Network Settings, delete any DNS servers listed and replace with 8.8.8.8
 
If you continue to have issues, be sure to upload your full diagnostics.zip file (from Tools -> Diagnostics)

You need to access the My Servers dashboard from a remote location, then it will show the Remote Access url instead of the Local Access url.

On Settings -> Management Access be sure to set the "Local TLD" to "local", this will activate mDNS. Note that mDNS only works if your server and client are on the same subnet. If you still have issues you might need to research mDNS and see if something on your network is blocking it.

Please see https://wiki.unraid.net/My_Servers#How_to_access_your_server_when_DNS_is_down

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

Sorry for the trouble. I am aware of two systems that are getting this "toLowerCase" problem, we are still tracking it down. It will take a plugin update to resolve, if this is causing issues for you, you might want to uninstall the My Servers plugin for now.

It appears to be configured correctly, perhaps you have the wrong url? 
 
I'd suggest that when you are aware from your house, access the My Servers dashboard:
  https://forums.unraid.net/my-servers/
If you are not on the same network as the server, it will show a "Remote Access" link which you can click to access your server.

Sorry for the trouble, the "your account needs to be linked" issue has been resolved, please try signing in again.
 
Note: if you also have trouble signing in to the My Servers plugin, please uninstall/reinstall the plugin to update a cached file.

Thanks for including your diagnostics, it says that your apikey is missing. Please click on your username in the upper right corner of the webgui, that will open a menu. Click the "Sign Out of Unraid.net" option. Then sign back in to get a new apikey.

Remote access requires a myunraid.net SSL Cert. Navigate to Settings -> Management Access and press Provision.

You can download the latest backup the My Servers plugin made, but not historical backups. See:
  https://wiki.unraid.net/My_Servers#Restoring_Flash_Backup
 

This is unrelated to My Servers, please see https://unraid.net/blog/ssl-certificate-update-2 
 
Side note: Once that is resolved, I'd recommend upgrading to Unraid 6.11.5, it has many bug fixes and improvements over 6.11.0

Your server is not using a legacy unraid.net certificate, so the blog post does not apply to you.
 
 
Before upgrading, grab a backup of your flash drive by navigating to Main -> Boot Device -> Flash -> Flash Backup
 
Then, Navigate to Settings -> Date and Time and make sure your server's time is correct.
 
If you still aren't able to do the automated upgrade, you can upgrade manually by downloading Unraid 6.11.5 from https://unraid.net/download , opening the zip file and extracting all the bz* files and changelog.txt over the corresponding files on your flash drive. Then reboot.
 

Hi, sorry I didn't see this earlier.
 
Let me start with this - if your only goal is to setup WireGuard then you don't need a myunraid.net certificate. They are not related, neither is required for the other to work.
 
 
This is not correct.  I would remove all three DNS servers you currently have setup and simply use 8.8.8.8 as the one and only DNS server.
 
 
Cleaning up the DNS servers may be enough to resolve this. If not, please provide updated diagnostics.

Are you using a reverse proxy? We will be adding support for adding reverse proxy urls to allowed origins in a future update.
 
If you aren't using a reverse proxy then you may just need to adjust your servername and Local TLD settings so the urls match.

No I would expect it to be pretty quick.
 
You can do it manually by editing config/ident.cfg on the flash drive, finding the USE_SSL line and setting it to:
USE_SSL="no"  
Then run:
/etc/rc.d/rc.nginx reload If that fails for some reason then a reboot will clear it up.

Nothing has been hijacked  but you have configured your system for "Strict" mode SSL so it will only respond using the certificate on https://ip.yourpersonalhash.myunraid.net . If you no longer want that level of security, navigate to Settings -> Management Access and set "Use SSL/TLS" to "No" or "Yes". Just not "Strict".  Turn on the inline help for details, or see https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Security#Securing_webGui_connections_.28SSL.29
 
That link also explains how to get access to your server when your Internet is down while you are in Strict mode, if that interests you.
 
It is also worth mentioning that in your version of Unraid, My Servers Remote Access will work regardless of whether you choose No/Yes/Strict, if that is important to you.

That is odd.  Please reboot, if the problem persists upload your diagnistics.zip (from Tools -> Diagnostics)
 
Actually, open a web terminal and see if running this solves the problem:
/etc/rc.d/rc.nginx reload If not, upload your diagnistics.zip (from Tools -> Diagnostics)

You've already set Use SSL to No, so on 6.9.2 all that is left is to open a web terminal and run this command:
   rm /boot/config/ssl/certs/certificate_bundle.pem
 
After that your best bet would be to upgrade to 6.11.5

Thanks, we'll keep an eye out for that. BTW the easiest way to restart the api is `unraid-api restart`