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  1. 1 hour ago, naddel81 said:

    how often do you „stress“ your drive with parity procedure?

    Most do parity checks once a month, but if all your drives are active most of the time and you have notifications working so you can act on any errors, you can extend that if you wish.

     

    The biggest reason to do a parity check is to ensure all your drives are 100% healthy across the entire surface, which is what is required to do a recovery of 1 failed drive. Also, if you do ever see parity errors, it means that until parity is correct, a failed drive rebuild will not be fully accurate.

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  2. 6 hours ago, kazkazkkaasuur said:

    So you have a Synology NAS for long time storage
    You have an UnRAID machine for the powerwork.

    Yes, you can mount external shares using the Unassigned Devices plugin.

     

    As you suspect, it will complicate matters, but it's doable. Biggest issue I see on the forums when someone is using remote storage is disconnects, it's imperative that the remote storage is always available whenever Unraid is started. You must have a rock solid network.

  3. 11 hours ago, SnugglyDino said:

    Why would changing the port to 1881 in the Port field of the Docker Setup up not change the port value from 1880 to 1881?

    Because port mapping only applies to bridge mode, where the container shares the host's IP address. Other modes require port changes to be made in the application itself, there is no remapping because the container has total control over a unique IP instead of sharing the hosts IP.

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  4. 4 minutes ago, Ezekial66 said:

    unbalanced has been going for 7 hours

    Whatever you do, don't cancel the unbalanced run unless you are fine with it leaving the files behind on the source disk.

     

    Personally I prefer to copy and compare, then delete when I'm sure the copy is accurate when I can, moving is too final for me.

  5. Another option is to treat the VM's like bare metal machines and back them up using traditional methods. I use UrBackup, it does full image and file backup, keeps the backups up to date automatically with no user intervention needed.

     

    I have successfully restored full machines from scratch as well as recovered just a few needed files. Much more granular and flexible than vdisk image backups.

  6. 24 minutes ago, Art4security said:

    The cache is set to be moved to the array..

    That's not really a thing, each share has it's own settings that determine what the mover will or won't do.

     

    Go to the shares tab, and look at the storage column for each share in question. Also click on "calculate", it will show you where the share exists currently.

  7. 11 hours ago, MurrayT said:

    And how do I find out if I am blacklisted?

    And if I am and buy a licence can I then do the update straight away?

    Contact support, they can look up the email address you used and see if you have a valid license. If not, yes, you can purchase a license and upgrade.

     

    I suggest you look up Spaceinvader One on youtube, he has a load of very helpful videos to get you up to speed dealing with your system.

  8. 39 minutes ago, amix said:

    I don't agree.

    The built in browser is only updated when a new upgrade of Unraid is released, so the chances are good that a vulnerability may be exposed with no way to immediately mitigate it. Given that it's running on the base OS, if it's exploited your entire Unraid install is vulnerable.

     

    The only reason the GUI browser was included at all was to give the local console the ability to manage Unraid. For general use, it's highly recommended to only use the built in browser to launch a VM or container that can be used as a daily driver. If the local GUI becomes unusable for any reason it would be very bad.

     

    Consider what could happen if you accidentally open a page with an exploit that allows remote access, or starts ransomware. It would have access to your whole server.

     

    Much safer to sandbox your activities with a container or VM.

  9. 7 minutes ago, stephenmoore33 said:

    Can you please elaborate a little more?

    Different motherboards have different settings exposed, I don't know what options you have available. Exhaustively go through each CMOS item and subitem, sometimes advanced settings are hidden under sub menus.

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