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Good day,
So I had noticed that the log file has gotten full.
A bunch of suggestions was to just delete the old log files that I had done but the log file just fills back up.
I'm not really seeing anything off the log button that would cause it to fill up.
Even the "Fix Common Problems" app is suggesting me to post here.
My uptime is only 185 days.
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On 6/19/2021 at 1:30 PM, bonienl said:
What doesn't work?
Your configuration is okay and bond2 is configured as LACP.
When I go to set eth2 (along with eth3) to 802.3ad it still keeps reverting it to Active-backup
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3 minutes ago, bonienl said:
To make this work, you need to enable bonding on eth0 as well. So you have bond0 (eth0) and bond2 (eth2, eth3).
That didn't work.
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52 minutes ago, John_M said:
Post your diagnostics.
Here you go.
It's a brand new install.
This has happened on a couple different Supermicro systems. Both with onboard NICS.
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I am trying this again on a fresh new install of 6.9.2 and still same issue on a brand new machine.
Select 802.3ad and hit save.
Once I hit save it will revert to active-backup.
I've also notice that its saying the Interface Ethernet port 2 is down.
but when I go to terminal and do a "ip a" its showing the eth2 and eth3 as up and showing the bond2 as up.
The switch is also showing the connections as up and is configured for 802.3ad.
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2 hours ago, John_M said:
There is no networking.cfg file so don't worry about not being able to find it. If you delete your network.cfg file and reboot it will be re-created with default values, which you should then be able to edit in the GUI. Perhaps your boot flash device is corrupt or failing, but you'd need local access to test it.
Good day,
So I had rebooted the machine multiple of times and it never did recreate it.
I had went up to the DC and "reinstalled" the backup (6.8.3) that I had of the Thumb drive.
everything was working as entended.
I had then installed 6.9.1 and it broke the 802.3ad again and set it to active-backup.
I had reverted back to 6.8.3 and things are back working.
Thank you for responding John_M
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I had also noticed that its not putting a bond4 in the "ip a" list.
Just as proof 6.9.1 is not good i downgraded to 6.8.3 and it worked\
at least the 802.3
but its still not setting it right in the actual networking config
deleted the networking.
then went in and reconfigured the networks.restarted.
networking.cfg gone for good.
rebooted.
nothing
This box is in a DC. Don't have local access.
I do have IPMI to the box.
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I am having the same issues basically.
So this is an OS issue.
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I am on 6.9.1, 802.3ad was working before upgrading. Now when I try to set it back to 802.3ad it will revert back to active-backup when I click on save
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Is there a way to vlan tag off the individual VMs instead of having to shut down the whole VM/Docker side of things just to add a vlan?
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Depending on your OS. you should be able to tag off your OS.
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Is there a way to have a pop up of some sort where when click stop array or shutdown and have VM/s running that it will tell you that "VM's are running. Are you sure?".?
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<hostdev mode='subsystem' type='usb' managed='no'>
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So I have a windows 7 VM and I had attached the external usb 3 hdd to the vm by the edit -> usb devices -> wd drive. (It's plugged in the USB3 slot on the motherboard.)
I am doing a file transfer and its only maxing out at 8.48MB/second. On my computer main it maxes out at 120MB/second.
I installed the WD SES Driver. What else am I missing?
Thank you for your help.
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here is my findings..
- It doesn't like using a custom IP with using br0 (refuse to connect when trying to go to webui)
- Try changing it back to bridge0. Still wont connect. delete docker container and reinstall. still same situation.
- Go into terminal and force remove the folder and reinstall. works. follow Spaceinvader One instructions on deleting admin out of as.conf. then i do a force update. (refuse to connect)
this thing is more temperamental then a damn car going to a mechanic.
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1 hour ago, 1812 said:
ask on an unraid forum, get an unraid based answer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
might be time to buy yourself a kvm switch.
Okay okay. I ran into that one. But in my defense I did say other server types in the initial post. 😂
A KVM won't work because some of the machines are VM based.
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5 hours ago, 1812 said:
browser tabs/bookmarks and done.
That might work for unraid servers but not well for command lines.
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Sooooo I was wondering on what yaw use to mange multiple servers/VMs?
Like I have a few Ubuntu Servers, CentOS servers and even a few Windows Server 2016 servers floating around. OH and cant forget about the half dozen RPIs around the house.
It would be nice to have some sort of thing so it would be easy to flip between screens or something to update them.
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Thank you this helped on my issue as well.
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@GHunter thank you.. Clicking on it worked for me.
I am trying to figure this out as well.
The post that @GHunter linked to is not showing up.
I am 6.5.2
On 5/21/2018 at 5:51 AM, GHunter said:If you're running unRAID v6.5.2, then the resize function will work in the GUI.
Here is the command to do it if you want to do it via the command line:
fallocate -l 100G "/mnt/user/Windows 10/vdisk1.img"
Change the 100G to the size you need and the path to your vdisk image. Note that you should only be increasing the size as decreasing it can cause problems.
I am not seeing the resize function in the gui
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After hours of messing with this trying to get it to work finally did.
Question: Will the regular system(docker) (non cron version) scan and network check if using normal network and not the docker bridge?