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  1. Michael_P
    Exposing the OS to the internet is a Bad Idea™️ Unraid is not a hardened OS and will likely be pwned within minutes, see the security forum for examples. If you need access to the OS remotely, VPN is the only safe way to go. https://forums.unraid.net/forum/27-security/
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    First things first, don't expose unraid to the internet. Only expose the ports needed for services you want to access, or you're in for a bad time. If you want to access unraid remotely, use a vpn. 1- DNS entries in your firewall/router for each FQDN, or local hosts file if you like it dirty - should also solve question 2
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    I'd look at moving into IPMI in your situation, that way the server can shut down safely and conserve battery, then you can remotely power it back up again when power is restored. Also, running the batteries down regularly will shorten their lifespan dramatically. Lead acid batteries don't actually like being used - unless you're using deep cycle batteries, in which case carry on.
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    On the shares page, click folder icon for the corresponding share in the view column - locations used are listed there
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    If it's only dropping during high stress loads, I'd start with power. Even a slight sag will reset the drive
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    Check the cables/connections, and make sure you don't have too many drives attached to one power line back to the power supply
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    try occ files:scan --all from within the nextcloud docker's console
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    You can mirror syslog to the flash drive if you need to troubleshoot or setup a syslog sever
  9. Michael_P
    If you don't need NVENC then the GT1030's are my sweet spot for passive GPUs
  10. Michael_P
    You could rule it out by trying a different power supply, and making sure you're not splitting power to too many drives at once
  11. Michael_P
    Power issue, perhaps - how many drives are you powering on one line back to the PSU?
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    I'd send it back under warranty
  13. Michael_P
    I had a similar issue driving me nuts for over a year Thanks for the follow-up
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    Well after messing with it for the better part of today, the best I could get sustained with sabnzbd in a docker is 30 - switched over to nzbget and have sustained speeds over 60MB/s which is about max for my provider. Looks like after 11 years using sabnzbd, I'll have to switch over.
  15. Michael_P
    Thanks, looks like I have some investigating to do
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    Cool, do me a solid and report back to see if it holds up with larger files (10G+)
  17. Michael_P
    Sustained? I can still only pull 70/MBs for about a GB or 2 and then it still drops down to 30
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    Thru the docker container or a VM?
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    Yeah, your drives were likely dropping due to the power sagging. Don't use splitters if you can avoid it at all - and if you must, make sure they're the punch down type where you can see the pins attached to the wires and NOT the molded type. I can't stress enough how important it is to avoid the molded splitters.
  20. Michael_P
    Without knowing your power draw, it should be OK and work fine triggering Unraid to shut down
  21. Michael_P
    How's the power supply? How many of those drives are connected to a single cable/splitter?
  22. Michael_P
    I replaced my cache SSDs which consisted of a pair of 500GB SSDs mirrored in RAID 1 with a single NVME and now have the SSDs sitting in unassigned devices so I can let my VMs use them. However, they still seem to be stuck in RAID 1 as they are mirroring each other How do I get them to become individuals again?
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    External, on a 1Gbs link pulling between 60 and 70MB/s. Running an external speedtest from my VM is actually faster than my desktop lol Desktop left, VM Right:
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    I can verify that in my WHS 2011 VM, it was maxing out my connection no sweat. I first tried Binhex's SABnzb docker, never went beyond 25MB/s - so i switched to LSIO's, it starts at 60-70MB/s, then drops
  25. Michael_P
    Same here
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