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Thanks for that, this is just to test it out. I thought I was doing something wrong. I'm actually going to use my desktop that is a Threadripper with 128gb Ram, and it has a nvidia 3090 w 24gb VRam. With a spare 2TB NVME.

Thanks for this curious though is there anyway to speed up responses?

@Nightshade So, I kind of got it to run, what I did was take the exhaust fan of the Noctua NH-U9 TR4-SP3, and placed that on CPU0-fan, then I placed the intake fan of the Noctua NH-U9 TR4-SP3, and placed that on FAN2. I made the following policy; So what I gathered was the Reference is the Temp, and the Duty% is the fan speed. So for the example above I have CPU0 Fan to the exhaust and Fan2 Fan the intake of the CPU, I also added Fan1 as the exhaust of the chassis in this Profile. In the Policy Reference Table it's saying if the temp (Reference 0) reaches 25C then set the fan (Duty%) to 50 percent and so on and so on. Before I figured this out, I was getting the CPU with a fan speed of 150rpm, right now it's a 1050rpm. (see below) As you can see, CPU0_FAN, SYS_FAN1, SYS_FAN2, are the Exhaust CPU cooler, Exhaust Chassis Fans, and Intake CPU cooler, respectively. I hope this helps you understand it a little better. Now I haven't been able to figure out how to get Fan 4 & 5 work off the HD temps. I haven't had success in trying to create another Fan profile run together. If there is anyone that knows how to use the BMC management please, I would appreciate all help.

I wrote to Gigabyte and this is what they sent me. I won't be able to test this out until much later. Let me know how it works out for you.

Hello All, I just purchased the following; Gigabyte MZ32-AR0 v3 Epyc 7313P (3) Noctuas NF-A14 (3) Noctua NF-F12 Noctua NH-U9 TR4-SP3 (2) Noctua NF-A8 PWM (2) Pack PWM Fan Hub Splitter 1 to 5 Splitter I have a similar setup a Supermicro 4U chassis, in my sig. I have the 140s in the front, the 120s in the middle, and the 80s as the exhaust. I'm curious how to control these fans. I've used SuperMicro in the past, you could see it in my sig, but never a Gigabyte Server Board. I appreciate any and all help. BTW, I was curious if I could control the fans via BMC Management. I'm still waiting for the memory to come in but I figured I start this thread now so I can have a head start. Thanks for all the help.

@Frank1940 Thank you so much for your input, and heck yeah I want to learn more. I first got on board with UNRaid when the site was Limetech, and they sent out a USB with a Limetech sticker which I still have on my server since '09. Setting it up back then I wasn't as security conscious and just had my blurays and DVDs I ripped on it to play on Kodi. But now, it's time to retire my Norco, and with that times have changed and I want to do things the right way for '22. I appreciate all any input you are willing to share, as I have tons of questions, and almost feel embarrassed about the questions, being such a long time user. Here's a pic of the Norco and the Limetech sticker;

Well since I know that it only applies to people on the network I was thinking of the UnRaid Server Security Best Practices I read. Here's a snippet of the article; Restrict Share Access Use Read-Only shares whenever possible! Create other Users on your Unraid server and set the appropriate share access for each user. If particular users don't need write access, make them read-only. That's why I figured at the very least most everything should be read-only.

@Kilrah, thank you so much for taking the time to explain that to me, I just got the aha moment. lol. So at the very least everything should be read-only then as opposed to just Public then correct?

Good Afternoon All, I am trying to understand SMB security, as I am retiring a server and am going to build a new one in a few weeks. To be honest I never touched SMB Security because as most here I followed videos and shares were mostly created as Public and I left it that way. I am the only one that does any admin work on my servers, no one has access other than to watch Emby, or Plex. With that being said then all of my shares should be Private then correct? OR do I need some to be Public for Apps to use them? Allow me to clarify. If I have a Downloads share should that be private or does it have to be public so that apps like Sonarr or Radarr to work properly? I never gave it much thought as I always had password to login, but after reading about attacks on UNRaid users it got me thinking, and here I am asking those smarter than me to help me understand exactly how it works. I did read several threads here but for some reason it just wasn't clicking. (I didn't get that aha moment yet) Thanks for the help, in advance.

Hello All, I just purchased a Supermicro 4U 24 Bay LFF E ATX Storage Chassis 12Gbps 846BE1C-R1K28B, and I am looking for a motherboard and cpu. The chassis is coming with two SQ power supplies. I am going to make this my main server, and make my existing Supermicro X10SRL-F a backup. I am also going to retire the Norco. I will be using this server for the following; - Sonarr, Radarr, TDarr Dockers - Cloudflare - NginxProxy - Emby - Nextcloud I will add a few VMs as well. I will be adding the following hardware; - (2) NVMEs for cache (I have a 2TB Crucial P5+ and a 1TB 980 Samsung Pro) - (1) 12 TB Ironwolf Pro (Parity Drive) - (10) 10 TB Ironwolf Pros (Data) I saw this Motherboard on a Reddit post that seemed to fit my needs but wasn't sure. Gigabyte C246-WU4 (rev 1.0) I already have 128gb ECC Ram so I'm covered on that front If you have any suggestions for the DATA drives I'm more than open to it. I'm trying to keep the heat down and I know the 7200rpm disks may cause extra heat. How much I'm not certain of maybe you guys could help on that I also know I need a card for the chassis but I don't know which one. I am going to need a board that has a few 16x pcie slots. One for the LSI card, my Quardro p2000, and a slot for the 10gb nic card should the mobo not have a 10gb nic card in it. I hope I provided everyone with enough information to help me. Thanks to all of you in advance.

@tmchowWhat did you end up doing? I'm curious as I am in a similar position, and would love to hear what you settled on.

So I lost my data then and shouldn't try the link you sent me? If that is the case do I just need to wipe the sdj1 disk now and start over? I thought there was data on that drive. Thank you JorgeB, I was able to get some of the files back following that link you provided.

So, here's a question for you. The sdo1 drive that I made and put into a Cache pool, I'm going to have to remove it from the cache pool and try to mount it back to the unassigned drive pool that I didn't even know I had. I do appreciate all the help you've given me. All I want is to try and get my data. Thanks again.

JorgeB, thanks again, I misunderstood I don't know the drive that was missing as I had only 1 unassigned drive which was sdj1. The only thing I could think of is I had a drive (sdo) that I made into a cache pool the other day, but I never had the unassigned drive in a pool though.

Thanks again for the response JorgeB, below is the output; Thank you for the help dlandon, Those two drives are my cache pools, and they are working ok. The sdj1 is my Unassigned Drive, and it wouldn't be much of an issue but I have emby and nextcloud on there. Where would I take that screen shot from?