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I've been using OS X Terminal, ssh root@Tower Instead of "Tower" Ive also tried the IP address. Ive also tried PuTTY on my windows machine with the same error.

Solution: Delete Keys and reboot server... (This should really be on the wiki...) Edit: root@Tower:~# ssh -v root@Tower OpenSSH_7.4p1, OpenSSL 1.0.2k 26 Jan 2017 debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config debug1: Connecting to tower [127.0.0.1] port 22. debug1: connect to address 127.0.0.1 port 22: Connection refused ssh: connect to host tower port 22: Connection refused Basically I did a new install of 6.3.5 and for some reason I get: ssh: connect to host tower port 22: Connection refused I went ahead and installed the SSH plugin to see if I could get it to start the daemon and it refused to start and said SSH isn't running. I can telnet in just fine. What can I do to debug this issue?

Currently have 8GB PC3-12800E (2x 4GB) and while it works now, with Plex's transcoder set to /tmp, I often see RAM usage in the 60~70 percentile range. This is only myself transcoding. I can only imaging what would happen if multiple users decide to watch content! I'm just too cheap to buy another 8GB at the moment. I may just end up buying two 8GB DIMMS and selling the two 4GB DIMMS. Edit: Typically my server sits around 30~40% useage with only a handful of dockers running ( cadvisor, deluge, DDclient, jackett, sonarr, radarr, plex, plexpy, openvpn-as, plexrequests) However, when Plex decides it wants to record a show or two at the same time I often see the usage jump to around 80% which doesn't leave for a lot of room to do other things like transcode if someone decides to watch something. (I have plex set to transcode to "/tmp" since I don't want it writing to the disk)

I believe the additional steps in the video are merely cosmetic so that you don't get the warning about a bad/missing certificate. Its just so you know its a "trusted" site/connection. I don't believe it affects the actual encrypted connection in any way.

Thanks for the info.

userland proxy: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:53: bind: address already in use. Any body know what could be running on port 53? I cant start pihole because port 53 is in use but I don't have any applications using it. I'm stumped... Edit: You must stop the VM Manager and reboot server.

Edit: SOLVED Solution: Seems when your in the OpenVPN webGUI, you need to enable the "Auto Login" feature for the user account that will be using the OpenVPN client. I was able to successfully log into my server that way. Hello, After following the Spaceinvader One YT Video, Ive setup my OpenVPN server, a DDNS tracker, and have the proper ports forwarded. For some strange reason, after getting the user account setup (cmdline and on the webGUI) the client download will not connect to the VPN server but when the "userlocked" profile is downloaded to my iPhone it works using the iOS app. I have full access to my server via my mobile network. Any idea why the client download doesn't connect?

This Plugin isn't working for me either, doesn't matter what the "Threshold" is, the fan doesn't change based on the what I set the CPU sensor to in the System Temperature plugin.

I know my boot order, in the bios, is USB>Optical Drive>HDDs Ill see if I change this order if it makes a difference.

1) I can get it to boot using the Intel PCH SATA ports no problem. Currently this is how it's set up. 2) Using the secondary SATA ports supported by the other chipset, the boot process hangs trying to detect the optical disc drive. The problem is I want to be able to use the 2 secondary SATA ports for more storage later on and I'm afraid they are supported by unRAID. Essentially leaving me without 2 SATA ports. I'm trying to figure out if I can use them because 6 isn't enough for my future needs.

Edit: Seems the ASM1061 chip only supports HDDs. I just finished putting together a new server for unRAID. I'm having a little bit of trouble getting unRAID to boot when I populate the SATA ports that aren't the Intel PCH slots. Supermicro X10SAE Motherboard is the board I am using. It has 8x 6GB/s Sata III Ports (6 on the Intel PCH and 2 on a different controller) Any idea why unRAID refuses to boot when the non-intel sata ports are populated? The ports are enabled in the BIOS because unRAID detects the drives/DVD-ROM Drive and then just hangs)