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10 minutes ago, itimpi said:
Virbr0 will not allow inbound connections as far as I know.
ok
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Well I like the idea that it's separate but, I didn't know if there was/would be a way to add a route in unraid for it.
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So my local network is 10.0.10.0/24. I can see that my VM was created on virbr0 and has an IP in the pool of 192.169.122.0/24. How do I get a route created so that I can use RDP to access this network? I've attached the screenshot of the routes that Unraid has configured.
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On 2/8/2021 at 12:59 PM, MacGeekPaul said:
Valheim server working perfectly here, thank you @ich777
Do you know if you have to have to game to host the server? My buddies asked me if I could host one but I do not have the game.
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20 hours ago, Supermillhouse said:
Givie it a try, (1.1.1.1 works for me). I'm no networking expert but the other casue is that the "default gateway" in the docker container is wrong, as far as i know that is just taken from unraid itself, not sure though. To get to 1.1.1.1 you have to go through the default gateway, and if thats wrong it cant get out to the internet, this is my understanding anyway. Anyone correct me if i got this wrong.
So after trying that I'm still not getting an internet connection. I am able to ping 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 but when trying to actually get to the site it never loads. Same with Steam, it's not detecting a network connection.
Edit: Now i'm getting a network connection but, it is not caching. In the lancache folder I am seeing the confighash file. But the cache folder has nothing in it. I've downloaded doom a couple of times and it's not catching it.
Edit #2: So it appears the network connection I was getting was because my adapter got reset and removed the lancache dns. So still not getting a network connection when I set the lancache docker as my DNS server.
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10 hours ago, Supermillhouse said:
up stream DNS for lanchache is probably not set to your modem/router ip
its probably not that your internet is out, it that your PC is unable to resolve DNS entries
So I should be setting my upstream DNS to the IP of my router? Currently I have it set to 1.1.1.1, but I can give that a try when I get home and point lancache to the router.
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So when I point my PC to lancache my internet connection isn't showing a drop but, I'm unable to reach webpages or steam (these were the two things I tested). I was in my discord server with my buddy who was sharing his screen and I could still see that and talk to him. But I do not have a connection when pointing the DNS of my pc to lancache.
Any suggestions?
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Thank you very much for the clarification.
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Sorry,
I'm seeing the place to reset the root user password. I was just searching online and did not see that under Users>Root that I could reset the password. Everywhere else I searched kept bringing up the usb method to reset the password.
I will reset it via Settings users location.
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I didn't give it a try yet but I am just needing to change the root user password. When searching I did not see this option available but I could see it within the settings.
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I'm curious if I am able to change the root user password from the users tab? I did see how to rest it based on Unraid New Users Basics Blog #1. Is this the only way?
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On 10/29/2018 at 3:32 PM, IanB said:
I'm trying to setup a High Sierra VM on my 6.6.3 Unraid Server. I've followed the video multiple times to verify i'm doing everything. However, after Force Stopping my VM (after updating the BIOS resolution) and trying to first boot into the OSX installer things start to go wrong. I'm initially presented with an Apple logo for ~5 seconds (no progress bar). After this, the VM appears to reboot back into Clover. This will then repeat a number of times until finally Clover gives up and i'm displayed with a large X.
Does anyone have any useful tips to get additional information from Clover as to what is failing?
Thanks in advance
I am having this same issue, did you ever get this resolved?
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Never mine I realized my connection for the VPN on my laptop was set to specific IP with nothing in that field. Set to Obtain automatically and it worked. I also added another user beside root to the serverOk, so i am able to get it setup properly and working now but 2 things.
1) it seems to disconnect from my laptop when i remote in. Say about 5min or so while searching it just searches then i get the notification that i've been disconnected. So i just re log back in and its fine for a few minutes.
2) I'm unable to see my mapped network drive while on the VPN
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Ok, so i am able to get it setup properly and working now but 2 things.
1) it seems to disconnect from my laptop when i remote in. Say about 5min or so while searching it just searches then i get the notification that i've been disconnected. So i just re log back in and its fine for a few minutes.
2) I'm unable to see my mapped network drive while on the VPN
Any suggestions?
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Yea I was able to get it all setup just unable to connect. Even in the docker when I ran the test connection I got nothing
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Thank you, I will try when I get off work tonight.For now I would recommend the instructions linked in the OP- https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/openvpn-as/
Scroll down to "Setting up the application".
All steps are performed in the webgui unless specifically directed otherwise.
If you run into any issues, post them.
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On 12/5/2017 at 2:20 AM, gridrunner said:
I have actually made a start on a new video for OpenVPN-AS will be up in next couple of weeks, hopefully, end of next week...
I cannot wait for the video as I followed the steps of previous but I'm unable to connect to it. Look forward to the video
[Support] ich777 - Gameserver Dockers
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I too was able to resolve mine my updating to the latest version of Unraid and follow the steps you mentioned. After that it's up and working too.