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  1. JonathanM
    Log in to the KVM console, type diagnostics at the prompt, wait for it to complete, shutdown, pull USB stick, retrieve diagnostics zip file and attach here.
  2. JonathanM
    If this http://www.supermicro.com/manuals/motherboard/C620/MNL-1949.pdf is the correct board, page 92 says this Onboard LAN Device Use this feature to enable or disable Onboard LAN devices. The options are Disabled and Enabled.
  3. JonathanM
    It works fine on Unraid 6.6.5.
  4. JonathanM
    What are you asking? That question doesn't compute.
  5. JonathanM
    The beauty of MOCA is the COAX is shared. Instead of needing a dedicated run, you can piggy back on COAX that is currently serving other equipment. The only requirement I know if is that you can't have multiple MOCA on the same system, so if the local provider already has MOCA in place for their set top boxes, you are out of luck unless you can tie into their endpoints.
  6. JonathanM
    One possible use for this is logging the exact moment in time a drive was spun up. It could help in tracking down what application or client was responsible.
  7. JonathanM
    That wasn't the question. Please verify that you have enabled UEFI boot mode on the USB stick, and you have legacy boot disabled in the BIOS.
  8. JonathanM
    /mnt/user/appdata under normal circumstances includes everything that is actually on /mnt/cache/appdata, however, /mnt/user isn't directly accessing the data on the disks, it's going through the special unraid filesystem which sometimes doesn't play well with some apps. Also, /mnt/user/appdata isn't guaranteed to be ONLY on /mnt/cache/appdata, /mnt/diskX/appdata if it exists will also be included in /mnt/user/appdata
  9. JonathanM
    Why not run the openvpn server built in to pfSense?
  10. JonathanM
    Nextcloud docker along with the nextcloud app on the phone does exactly that.
  11. JonathanM
    Temporarily uninstall it. Completely. Disabling it isn't enough.
  12. JonathanM
    Think of each container as a tiny VM. loopback only works inside each individual container. Container to container communication goes through the docker network.
  13. JonathanM
    Which means you can't use that VPN with trackers that require real seeding. Opening ports in your router is meaningless if you are tunneling through the VPN.
  14. JonathanM
    So there is no provision for adding a static DNS entry in a watchguard? The same principles should apply.
  15. JonathanM
    I just googled watchguard firewall xtm 26 nat hairpinning and read through a few of the results.
  16. JonathanM
    Found this with a couple minutes googling. See if it works for you. "Login to XG and on the left side select system->DNS now scroll down and under DNS Host Entry click add and enter your full domain name such as abc.com fill in the IP address of you internal server that is hosting the services click save and test."
  17. JonathanM
    That makes no sense to me. Your FQDN remains constant. Which router do you have?
  18. JonathanM
    Your FQDN should work inside your network, if your router is configured correctly. Look for NAT loopback or hairpinning, or whatever your specific router calls it.
  19. JonathanM
    I use this, as long as you have unused good quality cables with home runs to your server it works awesome. The term "over ethernet" is a little broad, the solutions that actually run through a switch on the existing network are EXPENSIVE. The ones I use require a dedicated CAT5e / CAT6 cable, no connection to your home network. https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=8159 Is what I'm currently using, it says CAT6, but high quality carefully terminated CAT5e works just fine in my experience.
  20. JonathanM
    That version has some issues with VM's not reporting their state correctly. Update and try again.
  21. JonathanM
    No, the validation script sets up a temporary server that doesn't use your site configs. It's only online long enough to validate through port 80, then the server is restarted with your configuration.
  22. JonathanM
    That's fine IF you know how to use a voltmeter, and confirm pinout consistency. I'm replying here just to warn off folks who might happen on this post and think all modular power supplies with the same connectors are compatible. THEY ARE NOT! If you don't know how to check cables with a voltmeter or power supply tester, DON'T RISK IT. You can easily burn out parts if the harnesses aren't pinned identically.
  23. JonathanM
    The VM errors were fixed in 6.6.3
  24. JonathanM
    Which version of unraid? Some versions have issues keeping track of the status of VM's.
  25. JonathanM
    My first instinct was to dismiss it because of a super small target audience that would use only 2 or 3 array drives, but then I remembered all the new customers coming on board to only run VM's, and the availability of 10+ TB drives, and suddenly it doesn't sound like such a bad idea. Three 10TB data store drives with combined read speeds in the 500MB/s range, and four 1 or 2TB NVME SSD's for VM vdisks would make a potent little machine.
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