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Just Export your site and Import to a version of the Beta controller running on a Windows Server 2016 Essentials VM (Free for 180 days up to 5 times for evaluation). Then once the that version of the software becomes mainstream and in the Docker, do the Import/Export again. That's how I moved my Unifi Setup when I was building a new UnRaid box but needed controller access in between. Sadly that is the downside to running early access and/or alpha or beta stuff, you won't get much support outside of the manufacturer themselves in the method they recommend. We can do what we can to help you out here though, just don't expect and miracles.

WS discovery is a welcome convenience on my network and I would prefer to leave it running, is it possible to maybe lock it to a specific core to play more nicely with Docker and VM CPU Pinning settings? As it stands, I use CPU pinning to give VM's and Docker Containers access to certain cores to help with higher CPU dependent things like a game server or Plex container, so it would be nice to just throw WS Discovery on specific cores that aren't shared with the CPU dependent stuff.

If you open the Docker's Console, type `influx` and hit enter, you will be brought to the InfluxDB console Then type `show databases` and hit enter to see all the created databases Type `use <database name>` and hit enter to select that database Type `show measurements` and hit enter to see all logged measurement values Type `select last(*) from <measurement name>` and hit enter and should show you only the last measurement and all its data

Has anyone gotten UDP to work on InfluxDB Docker? I've tried: - Adding a port mapping for 8089 for UDP traffic - installing nano and editing /etc/influxdb/influxdb.conf to add the relevant [udp] section as it doesn't exist - restarting the docker - logs show that it is listening on :8089 for UDP But after all that, it won't accept the same UDP packets that a local Windows InfluxDB does accept.

Any luck on the Memory numbers without DPI enabled? Also what are you using as your Cron job (or User Script) to restart the docker daily, I might have to look at that myself.

I believe its because your new UPS is reporting LOADPCT as "16.0 percent" instead of just "16.0". So your UPS is actually providing a String Value to the formula when it needs just an Integer or a Float number. You might have to dig in the Grafana Dashboard code and help files to figure out how to strip that string value of the " percent" from the end of it in that formula. Or maybe someone here can help with that. I had to do a custom User Script using CA User Scripts Plugin and the NUT-Settings Plugin instead of the built-in UPS Settings for my Eaton Rack-mount UPS because it was not providing any of the normally named tags and I had to modify all the Grafana charts to look for the new variables, but I didn't have to do any string manipulation like your new UPS would require. Hopefully I can at least point you in the right direction.

No problem, sometimes a second set of eyes is all you need on a problem.

Well if you have the Unraid-Nvidia Plugin you just want to select an Nvidia Unraid build and let it do the install process on the little pop-up

Looks like you may have been running the Unraid Nvidia Build as you have a GPU ID filled in. Did you update Unraid to the non Nvidia 6.8.3?

Are you controlling Unifi AP's? If so, you should be able to have them all on the same network and use multiple LAN and WLAN configs in the controller then just configure the AP's themselves with the specific WLAN's you want on each one. For example, my single AP in my house has the following on it form a single cable: WLAN 2G (11n/b/g) Cayde (Disabled) Cayde-2G Cayde-Guest Cayde-IoT WLAN 5G (11n/a/ac) Cayde Cayde-2G (Disabled) Cayde-Guest Cayde-IoT Cayde and Cayde-2G SSID's both use the same network 10.2.1.0/24 Cayde-Guest is a Guest type network 10.3.1.0/24 Cayde-IoT is another network 10.4.1.0/24 that I also have tagged with VLAN 5 on certain ports for my Phillips Hue and Wink Hub This way my Guest and IoT networks can't see the devices on my main network and I give people the choice for the faster 5G on newer devices, ot 2G on older devices or things like my Google Home Speakers and Chromecasts

Okay, so not just me then, thanks for at least confirming I'm not completely insane... Yes, Grafana with the dashboards found in the following article as a base, I've tweaked them quite a bit from the originals to work with my Eaton UPS with 3 outlet groups. https://technicalramblings.com/blog/setting-grafana-influxdb-telegraf-ups-monitoring-unraid/

Anyone else seeing constant Memory Bloat from the Unifi Docker? My only solution has been to restart Unifi either as part of CA Backup or CA Auto Update to keep memory usage down. It typically starts at a little over 600 MB up to 2.5 GB with no sign of slowing down before restarting it.

I love the Community that Lime-Tech has fostered around UnRaid. I'm hoping to see Multiple Cache Pools as an option. I would love to have one Cache Pool used for File Transfers while another Cache Pool can be used for Docker/App Data/VM Disks/etc.

Thanks for the great work on getting WireGuard working. I followed the guide to get Remote Tunnelled Access working, but I see that it uses UnRaid's Internet Connection. How can I force the tunnelled traffic through a PiHole Docker? Router that UnRaid and PiHole use: 10.3.1.1 PiHole DNS Output via 'br0' (ad-free): 10.3.1.2 Local tunnel network pool: 10.253.0.1 If I try to set a Peer's DNS to 10.3.1.2, traffic just fails when the VPN is turned on, assuming due to being in a different subnet. Is there a way to get WireGuard Peers connected via Remote Tunnelled Access to also go through my PiHole Docker?

I haven't dealt specifically with the Orbi, but as long as the Router is configured to use the SteamCache as the Primary DNS and Cloudflare as the Secondary, it should forward everything through the SteamCache no problem. What do you have set as SteamCache's DNS, it should be set to an external known DNS server, I've seen some setups where it gets somehow set to the Router DNS which is pointing back to the SteamCache. Now from your output, it looks like 192.168.1.14 is what you are using for your DNS address, is this your UnRaid server or the SteamCache Docker? If I recall when I had set on up before, SteamCache actually defaulted to getting its own IP address from your router so it wasn't the same IP as your UnRaid server. If you are testing on a Windows box, it may be worthwhile to do a flushdns alongside a release/renew as well to make sure you clear all the cached DNS entries on your machine.