kernelpaniced

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  1. Thanks for the reply! I may end up switching to OPNsense eventually. I left Unifi because I wanted to simply my router management some and have extra software packages. Maybe pfsense isn't it and OPNsense is! My unraid is assigned a static IP so I assigned the port forward to that. I have successfully done the same for Syncthing and Plex. I am able to connect to my Plex and Syncthing services VIA my public IP while connected to my LAN. The rule was set to TCP / UDP I have now changed it to just UDP. I did another test and was still unable to connect via WAN address. The docker container's network type is bridge is that ok?
  2. Hi all, TLDR: Can't access container VIA WAN ip but can access via LAN ip. Did test outside of network to see about NAT reflection issue. Is issue pfsense or docker? Issue: I have another port forwarding issue. Sorry. I have Palworld on a container. I can access VIA my LAN ip so 10.0.0.1:8211 for example. However my WAN isn't accessible. I have tested from both inside my network and outside of it. Network Setup: I have a pfsense firewall. I do have port forwarding working for my plex server for example. When I forward TCP / UDP for 8211 to my docker container it doesn't seem to reach though. I did assume it was a NAT reflection issue but again I tested outside of the network as well on another machine and still could not connect. Question: Should I map another port or is this some sort of pfsense firewall NAT forwarding issue?
  3. If you have a lot of plugins installed then try to boot into safe mode and see if your system is more stable. I had issues with a plugin causing my server to lock up and found it by doing this.
  4. I used many solutions for a NAS before Unraid. Started with freenas then moved onto Windows 10 Storage Spaces (ew) finally I landed with Unraid thanks to Linus Tech Tips. I love the VM management, docker containers, and interface to manage the server. This month will mark a full year for me and I plan to stay with Unraid and recommend it anytime some person I know wants to build their own NAS. Thanks Unraid and the Unraid community for all the work!
  5. Hello all! After a little digging and checking to confirm flash drive was not the issue I went ahead and rolled back to 6.6.5 and it appears to have fixed the problem. Figured this might be the easiest test and it seems to have fixed the problem. Not too sure what caused the issue in 6.6.6 does not seem to be an issue for anybody else so probably is my setup. Sorry about not posting screenshot / attaching diag will do next time. I have included them in this post.
  6. Here is the diagnostic ZIP. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MmEfjnv3mpSzCKEdebKpHJgDOg7AYzoD
  7. Hi, As the title says whenever I stop or start the array (have not tested with shutdown / restarting machine) my unraid starts a parity check. Currently I do have the scheduler turned on and it is set to run every 3 months. The last check was completed with no errors. I am running unraid 6.6.6 not sure how to start diagnosing this.
  8. Alright thank you for the responses! I think that answers my questions.
  9. If I upgrade hardware to a motherboard that can handle more than 6 sata drives can I plug and play the flash drive or do I have to email unraid and or reinstall the OS? Can I use a large capacity external drive to backup the entire array in an image file for off site storage? Is there anyway to "upgrade" from say the Basic version to the Plus version without paying the full $89? For example if I buy the $60 Basic version can I then pay $30 to upgrade?