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My current solution is to join the domain from the terminal. I may need to set up a script to do this automatically when the Array starts and AD controller is active. This seems to be working, even though the UI does not show the server as joined to the domain.

I have owned Unraid for several years now, but for the past two years I have used Synology for one main reason, I can run an AD controller as a VM on Synology and have that same NAS joined to the domain. I have attempted this in the past on Unraid and realizing again that this is a problem. If you want to run AD in a VM on Unraid, when attempting to join the domain, Unraid will restart all services causing the AD controller to go offline. If anyone has a solution for this I would appreciate the help. Otherwise, maybe this needs to move to a feature request?

I haven't been able to find an issue related to this, but I am having problems with my server holding time. I am running Unraid on a Ryzen 5700g, it is domain joined, I run containers and VMs on it. I also mine chia and have had issues as the harvester will "go offline" after half a day. After bashing my head against the wall I found that the issue is related to the time on the server. Every day it loses about a minute of time and I can't figure out why. When I joined AD I added my AD server as the NTP server. so I checked if the time on the AD server was good, it was. I checked Windows computers on my network time is good. I checked if the BIOS time was correct, it was off by hours but the minutes/seconds were good. I switched to [0-3].us.pool.ntp.org and NIST. I tried manually setting the time with no NTP. No matter what I have set so far time will drift on the server, normally falling behind by 1 -2 minutes per day. Any help or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

I have an unraid server hosting all of my files. It is joined to my domain and I have an SMB share (plex) set up that is set as public. I have another server running hyper-v with a cent os vm running on it. I have mounted my share in fstab (//192.x.x.x/plex to /mnt/plex) using an AD account called [email protected] it has full permissions set through windows on the folder and its subdirectories I have a plex container running in docker on cent os: docker run \ -d \ --name plex \ --net=host \ --restart=always \ -e VERSION=latest \ -e TZ=America/New_York \ -e PLEX_CLAIM="xxxxxxxxxxxx" \ -e ADVERTISE_IP="http://192.x.x.x:32400/" \ -e ALLOWED_NETWORKS=192.x.x.x/xx,192.x.x.x/xx \ -e PLEX_UID = 1001 \ -e PLEX_GID = 1001 \ -h plex \ -v /mnt/plex/video/:/data \ -v /mnt/plex/transcode:/transcode \ plexinc/pms-docker I was getting file permission issues at first until I deleted the config directory mapping. Now it launches. However the transcode and data directories don't have write access. I get an error while playing or trying to delete videos. From a windows machine I have set permissions on the folders for everyone group to full control, but that doesn't seem to help. I tried going into the terminal on unraid and setting the permissions on the folder with chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/plex Docker creates folders in the paths, but plex once running in the docker container doesn't seem to have the ability to write to the paths I am lost for how to get this to work properly, any suggestions on how to handle read/writing to unraid share from inside a docker container on a remote linux box is appreciated