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They need to go through a local network at some point to get access to 'the internet' no?? I mean, a wireless camera needs a wifi network to connect with, the same as a wired camera needs to be plugged in a router to get access to www. Correct me if i'm wrong. I'm not an expert in these things and i'm also curious.

I also use rclone to sync two ondrive accounts to unraid. I use 3 user scripts to sync my accounts: - one for creating a mount point and mounting ondedrive to it at array startup. - another for syncing - a 3th one for unmounting at stopping of the array. It's running for 3 years now without any problems. This link to spaceinvaderone's may help. It's 7 years old but still relevant.

You should not use the eMMC at all. The write-endurance on those type of 'drives' are very low and it's also very slow. It's like an SD-card you put in your camera... So, you have 4x sata ports and a pci-e 3.0 x4 for a nvme to work with. I don't use all the *arr's but i don't think you 'need' 4TB as cache/appdata/docker -drive.

This is another (older) thread:

Try Resilio. Worked flawless for me for over 2 years. You can choose between 'backup' or 'sync'. You can also setup your own relay-server if you want more security.

Start here: IBRACORP - Reverse Proxy or search Spaceinvader One youtube channel. It's not something you can setup in half an hour. Take your time. Or, as mentioned before, you can use a vpn. Unraid has wireguard built-in.

We don't know. Do you need more than 5 streams? My rule of thumb: If my server can do everything i need then it doesn't need an upgrade :)

I'm from europe so newegg and amazon are not my natural habitat for buying pc components. A sort-of decent ATX-case with at least 2 fans (intake/exhaust) included costs about €70 where i live. A quick search points me towards a Fractal Desing Core 2500 but there may be other/better cases available in canada. An 'OK' powersupply adds another €50. Look for reputable brands like Antec, Corsair, Be Quite!, Seasonic, Silverstone. Also, search the web for 'PSU Tier List'. There is some good info there. With airflow. Which you don't have To make things worse, you're drives are mounted at the top of the case. Hot air rises and heat is building up right where your drives are mounted. What is your budget?

What's your budget? I think you need 2 change two things. Your case and (as stated before) your power supply. You need decent cooling in your case. Second hand cases can be found for cheap, if not free. If you are from france, check 'leboncoin' or similar. I can't see the brand on your psu but judging by the casing and cables i guess it's a noname-psu or an old one which should be replaced asap. At least put a fan on those drives. Remove the front 5.25" or 3.5" brackets and velcro/stick a fan on it. Move your ssd's to the bottom of the case so you get more space between the hdd's.

Well, this was a short trip... The motherboard shows some strange behaviour. It sometimes loses network connection, has sluggish webgui preformance, the pci-e slot doesn't work anymore and it randomly won't boot. I changed the ram but that didn't do anything. So i switched to a asrock B75M-itx with an intel G630T which is a dual core, 35W TDP cpu without HT and an antec 80w PSU. It runs surprisingly well for a dual core at 2.3Ghz and has a pci-e x16 slot albeit at 2.0 speeds but i now can use my 10gb nic when i find a compatible riser card. Copying over 10gb will stress that cpu though. Major downsides are no Quick Sync, no VT-d and no AES. I did move the server to the basement and now HDD's sit at 21c and 24c at idle and 30c to 34c at typical home-use load so that's a nice improvement. It's ok for now but i will start my quest for a new itx motherboard. Any recommendations are welcome.

What do you mean? You set your storage path ( shown as "/shared") in your docker template. You can set a storage limit per user in the seafile user configuration.

Afther 4 years of fiddeling with unraid i now know what i really need to build a 'sit and forget-type' of server running 24h/24h. With only 5 dockers and a rclone onedrive share I think i can downsize from my current 95w i7 6700K to a humble 6w celeron j3160. The plan is to fit it a short depth 19" rack case so i bought the "Inter-Tech 1.5U-1528L". The rest of the hardware was already in my posession and collected over the years so i had enough spare parts laying around. Expect very low, entry-level hardware... Hardware used: asrock J3160DC-ITX 4GB ddr3 x1 500GB 2.5"ssd cache x1 2TB 2.5" ssd userdata x2 3TB 3.5" hdd media/backups 90w laptop-style psu 19v - 4.74amp The celeron 3160 has 4 cores at a 1.6ghz/2.2ghz boost and quicksync which is just enough to transcode one 1080p stream if needed. The cpu does sit at 100% after starting up the server. Maybe adding a container startup wait-time could help here. I'll test this later. A ram upgrade is needed and will be done when i find a not overpriced ddr3 sodimm stick. The four sata ports are enough for our needs. The hotswap bays cannot fit 2.5" drives because you have to screw them in at the bottom of the hotswap trays but the screws stick out so the hdd-tray wont fit anymore. The hotswap bays have power and activity leds but lack active cooling so don't use high performance drives. I only use them to store our media. The top drive is sitting at 36°C which is not bad but i feel there is some room for improvement here. An upgrade to 10gb ethernet is planned but then i need another motherboard, cpu, riser cable and psu and don't want to buy new parts so it will take some time. That asus aquantia card is not the best in power savings but i know it fits and it's what i have so... Unraid runs well on low spec hardware in my opinion. We will see how this goes.

Attach a monitor to it if you want hard proof. Your device manager shows no error so i assume all is fine. That last screenshot from the taskmanager... is taken from your pc/laptop or your vm? Because it shows wifi and Intel integrated graphics.

Have fun. I have two of my vortex hot swap bays passed through to a clonezilla vm so i can clone my non-unraid drives without much hassle.

Don't forget to enable hot swap function in the bios. If it's there...