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RIP Ronald. Condolences to all his friends and family. What a loss for the unraid community, I've been using unraid for a decade easily, @bonienl has helped me on countless occasions and not to mention the amount of his plugins that have and still do use. A Legend has left us.

This is the answer I was searching for that led me to this thread thank you!

I have also lost access to the GUI. This appears to have happened immediately after updating to 6.12.15 from 6.12.14. I closed all my dockers before updating, qbittorrent was running no problem. Performed the update and rebooted, no other changes. Now I can't access the GUI, It just hangs regardless of using the IP or the host name. I'm going to have a fiddle around but just posting on here now in case this is a common issues following the recent update. **EDIT** I've found the source of the issue, the container variable LAN_NETWORK was one octet out. I did change my network router but I did this literally months ago and this has been working fine incorrectly configured until the update! Not to mention the configuration that was in there didn't even match my old configuration! Odd one. But resolved now.

Just wanted to say thanks to the contributors of this thread, quick google search let me here and I'm up and running with notifications thanks!

Still trying to fix this and googling the problem has brought me back to my own post! I've modified my bonded NIC config to 802.3ad as I realised this should have been the way it was configured looking at my Asus XT9 documentation. Was hoping this had cracked it but unfortunately still experiencing the same issue. Windows works, all Linux VM's do not work.

Bit of a shameless Saturday daytime bump. Anyone have any ideas? My usual google fu' is failing me on this one. Clearly I'm missing something key as all 3 linux distro's don't work and Windows does.

I have recently purchased a new router with the ability to bond 2x ethernet ports. So I have configured my server to bond the two 2.5gb NIC's using the 'balance-rr' setting which I believe is round robin. Now this has worked great in Unraid itself and all dockers are behaving as normal. However my Virtual Machines are not. Ironically my Windows VM, after starting up and renaming the network interface did just work. But I have been experimenting with Linux and my Arch, Fedora and Ubuntu VM's all will not connect using Br0. If I change the config to use virbr0 they will connect but obviously this only gives them external access and won't allow me to RDP to them or access them from my wider network. Can anyone shed any light on why this may be? All the VM's are configured the same. Br0 network source and virtio as the network model. Windows works, anything Linux does not (it all worked fine before I bonded the NIC's).

Glad it has been of help to someone, I can confirm I am still using this in the way described above and it works great. It was also really easy to setup and Synology has a nice interface to use to mange versioned recovery options either through the active backup for business suite (if you use multi-versioning) or through the replication manager. Just a disclaimer this may sound like a Synology advert, it is not. I have been an unraid user for over 10 years and continue to do so but I have recently dipped my toe into using Synology to compliment my setup and from a software perspective I am very impressed.

Updated and machine hung at boot, not sure why. Before connecting a monitor I thought I would try one reboot and then everything came back online. It would appear to have been stuck at post so could just be a blip with my hardware. Can also confirm the system drivers page will not load as of this release.

I can help here, I have a F4-223. I found this tidbit of information on Reddit: To enable Intel Quicksync on Terramaster, open terminal and paste the following command: echo "options i915 enable_guc=3" > /boot/config/modprobe.d/i915.conf Exit terminal and then reboot the server. Do this, then add the usual config line into Plex docker and it should work. It did for me.

I'm still testing this but to answer the original question, yes there is a simple way of doing this leveraging the Synology software suite. I've googled this extensively and came across this post and I'm really surprised there is no info about this on the internet because I imagine there must be quite a few people out there with both an Unraid and a Synology. The application you need to use on your Synology is Active Backup For Business. Install this and you do need to register with your Synology account because although it is free you do need to confirm your hardware for it to work I think. From within the software the backup option you want is 'file server' (not server, specifically file server as this essentially backs up an SMB target). To setup you need to link an SMB server (unraid). You need to either create or use an existing setup user account on unraid. You can either use your host name or IP as the server name, enter the credentials for the SMB account you have created on unraid. This will setup unraid as a file server SMB source. You can then go into tasks and create a backup task (Mirror, Incremental, multi version). I have personally used mirror as an option because my Synology supports BTRFS snapshots and I have configured that to take a snapshot of the backup location on a weekly basis so that I can roll back any issues through snapshot manager rather than Active Backup For Business. Only been using this for about a week and have been experimenting as I found no specific info online but it appears to be working an absolute treat!

I hope you have managed to get this resolved. I have recently migrated my unraid install from an ageing AMD FX machine into a Terramaster f4-423. I had some teething issues but now I'm getting used to new features I wasn't using before and some of the limitations of the hardware it is running absolutely great with Plex docker (a few other low resource ones) and a Win10 VM on cores 3&4. Even Plex 4k encoding with quicksync (which I was unable to do before) works fantastic. Maybe you had a faulty PCIe riser? I believe all the drives in the hotswap bays are connected to the PCIe connector on the board. The separate SATA controllers are present as hardware but I didn't see the ports on the board (but I didn't remove the board from the chassis so could be hidden).

This should be correct, this is all my script does and it works. Once PlexTraktSync is configured correctly and has done it's first run every time the docker is triggered it will run a sync and then turn itself off.

Thanks @Rex099 your comment here is the only thing that got me on the right path to sorting this after some extensive googling! Essentially deleting the appdata folder got the docker working again. I then spent almost 2 hours getting it to work again because it's been ages since I did it the first time! With the new docker as of today the command to run when the docker is working again is "plextraktsync sync". This will trigger the setup process. Top tip... I was stuck on this for a solid half hour... use your email as the login username for plex. It gives you an undecipherable error if you use your username! Then follow the instructions on the plextraktsync githib page. You will need to setup again from scratch. But finally got this working again!

@squirrellydw I to would like to edit my Chromecast profile but it does not appear where expected when I'm looking on other forum resources (not specifically for unraid docker) It is quoted as being at this location > plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Profiles However the profiles folder does not exist in my cache/appdata location for Plex? Can anyone advise if the docker stores these profiles elsewhere?