NeoDude

Getting an issue with this docker when Force Post Processing certain albums... Attempt to retrieve information from MusicBrainz for release group "7e141ee8-0c40-4f98-b2f5-94e546b53bdb" failed (caused by: HTTP Error 404: Not Found) Seems to work with most of them, just the odd one now and again, any ideas?

Ah gotcha. So isolcpu stops dockers from using them too, makes sense. Strange that even when I had them all isolated, Plex still managed to use it's first assigned core.

You've got me confused now, lol. Here's how my core assignments are currently set up... cpu 0 / 16 UnRaid cpu 1 / 17 UnRaid cpu 2 / 18 pfSense cpu 3 / 19 pfSense cpu 4 / 20 Legolas cpu 5 / 21 Legolas cpu 6 / 22 Legolas cpu 7 / 23 Legolas cpu 8 / 24 Dockers cpu 9 / 25 Dockers cpu 10 / 26 Dockers cpu 11 / 27 Dockers cpu 12 / 28 Plex cpu 13 / 29 Plex cpu 14 / 30 Plex cpu 15 / 31 Plex So, they way I understood ISOLCPU works was that I could stop UnRaid from using cores that I wanted to use for something else, i.e. VMs and Dockers. So I added this to my config... isolcpus=2-15,18-31 The behaviour that I'm seeing is that with the command in place, my Plex server only uses 1 core (Core 12). Without the command it uses all 8.

Has anybody else had this behaviour? I have 32 cores available and so I decided to isolate all but the first 4 (2 + pairs) for use in VMs and dockers. I assigned 8 of these to my Plex server docker, this resulted in only 1 core being used by Plex when transcoding, resulting in unwatchable playback. Removing the ISOLCPU command results in all 8 assigned cores being used. I remember having previous performance issues when using ISOLCPU for my Win10 VM and wonder if something similar was happening with my 8-core VM perhaps being reduced to 1 core. I'll need to test this sometime.

I'm using Crashplan myself with no issues, I have 12.7TB to backup and it's currently got 5.8TB left to do, should be finished this year

That's what I thought too tbh. Mines is only ticked because I'm not using the default port. But hey, as long as it works

Just out of interest, why would you want it set up like this?

Here's how my Plex Server and pfSense port settings are setup, it might give you an idea... Plex Settings: NAT Port Forward Setting: Firewall Rule Setting: Not sure how relevant this is to your setup but it might help.

Try the Unassigned Devices Plugin

As above with the exception that Couch Potato and similar dockers can talk to Plex, but only to notify it of new content. As stated above this has got nothing to do with the port forwarding settings on your router. Settings for my notify page on CP...

+1 for APC. I've got a BR900GI, works perfectly. Shuts down my server after user-defined time.

I use the Binhex's VPNDeluge docker for torrents, purely so that I can connect through my VPN service to keep the nasty prying men away.

I don't see the issue with running a firewall as a VM tbh. I'm running pfSense with a dedicated Dual NIC passed through to it. I can't see how it's any different to having it running on separate hardware from a security point of view.

I thought Trim & Scrub were the same thing?

Yes, the setting is user settings/Scheduler

Need more info tbh. Why do you need a VLAN for a VM?

I just use the ControlR app on my phone.

Yes, mover will only move files when the share is set to use cache. After you've finished copying stuff over, set the share back to use cache and run mover to move the remaining files.

Is there anything else running that could be using the bandwidth?

Can you double check what units you are using in your original post? 10 Mbps is completely different to 10 MB/s and KB is different to Kb.

Do you have a firewall rule allowing access between VLANs?

Yep, you need to minimise what is open to the internet. I use OpenVPN for most things, the only other ports I have forwarded are for Teamspeak and a Randomised Plex port.

I run an OpenVPN server within my pfSense VM using a FreeDNS dynamic IP service. Works perfectly. I can't recommend pfSense enough, it's a steep learning curve but you'll learn a lot about networking and there's a good community for support.

Change the Folder CHMOD setting in your dockers to 0777 and the file CHMOD setting to 0666.

Sorry, I thought from your initial post that you were trying to pass through an onboard port. When I set mine up I didn't bother editing the XML, I just went as far as stubbing the card (up to step 7 in jonp's post). I was then able to just select the NIC from the drop down list using the VM editor GUI.