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Just to update for anyone else who may have problems. The online port checker utilities do not show this port as open, but it is if you forward it correctly in your router. I suspect some services block or ignore port checkers? Either way, my problem was for some reason the template was pulled down wrong, and the 8211 port was pointing internally to the server on the rcon port, and visa versa. So: 172.17.0.12:8211/TCP192.168.1.10:25575 172.17.0.12:25575/UDP192.168.1.10:8211 And since I had rcon disabled the 8211 was going nowhere, and 25575 was not forwarded in my router. I deleted the docker image and pulled it again, works fine now.

Glad I am not the only one. Was driving me nuts trying to get this to work. I have had Plex successfully port forwarded for years and shows open port. Literally copied the format from those pfsense firewall rules to open Palword ports and it still does not work. Oddly tho my Wireguard tunnel port also shows closed, but it allows me to connect...

I just made a bunch of hardware and system changes to my unraid server, happened to look at the logs and noticed I am getting this error every 30 seconds. Jul 15 07:39:07 Tower nginx: 2023/07/15 07:39:07 [error] 7731#7731: *534722 open() "/usr/local/emhttp/upnpdevicedesc.xml" failed (2: No such file or directory), client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "GET /upnpdevicedesc.xml HTTP/1.1", host: "0.0.0.0" I think it might be a docker, but I am not sure where to go from here as to how to fix this. Google was no help /.

That's what I was afraid of. I couldn't be the first person to need this. The only information I could find was modifying the main docker engine to route all traffic (I doubt it would work on unraid anyway as the proxy server is part of the docker apps), but I only need it on specific dockers. I was hoping there was a way to create like a virtual network interface, route the traffic for that through the proxy and connect the docker to that virtual network. Not very linux savy so don't really know much about any of this.

I have been using Unraid for about 1 year now and been able to replace everything I did on Windows 10 with dockers for the most part. Some of the very specific things was running Firefox docker on a VPN only connection, as well as a Jdownloader docker. I do this by using binhex-delugevpn and connecting via the proxy server. It works amazing and have never had a problem. Connecting to a proxy server in these dockers is easy as the each have proxy settings within them. But 2 other dockers I would like to run through this proxy server is the youtube-dl-gui docker and a docker from dockerhub (a deezloader docker). I have little to no experience with command line/linux which is why I chose unraid. I realize this is a very specific problem and have found no information on if this is possible and how to do it if it is. I did try spaceinvaders video of how to create a proxy server with an ubuntu installation, but it basically only creates a proxy server on a VPN, which is what I already have. Any help would be appreciated. tldr: how can you force a docker to run through a proxy server

Ya, that's what I thought, but it is reproducible. If I disable IOMMU no USB devices work, bond0 is not found and I don't think it even sees the hard drives, but can't be sure of that last one without getting into the GUI. It's weird because I do get the display output; this makes no sense, but it doesn't matter at this point. It works and I was planning on doing GPU passthrough to a VM anyway, so I needed IOMMU enabled.

I was able to fix this, by enabling IOMMU in the bios. Does not seem like that should matter for just booting up unraid, but that did fix it. motherboard: GA-970A-DS3P

Solved the issue with it not getting an IP address. I booted it again and into GUI mode, and noticed I was unable to login, in fact my mouse and keyboard weren't even powered. I moved USB ports and during boot I noticed it said bond0 not found. I went back into bios and noticed IOMMU was disabled. I realize this is used for VMs and such, but apparently you cannot even use unRAID unless it is enabled. Worked fine after I changed it. Just a FYI for anyone in the future. Still have no idea why I can't sandbox this on my other PC, but that is more than likely a hardware issue.

I did only try one USB port, but it was a USB 2.0 port. It was connected for about 5 mins, as that was the only solution I found was that it took a min to get an IP address. Something I thought about was that my router assigns a specific IP to that computer when it is booted to Windows. Not sure if that is MAC binding to the nic, the windows install, or something else. Also not sure that would matter, as unraid should just receive the set IP and not know one way or the other.

Background: I am quite capable with computers, but new to Linux. I have a decent storage collection ~25TB which is fully backed up. I am looking to consolidate my storage into an unraid array with 2 parity drives. I have watched most of Spaceinvader's videos and feel I have a good grasp of what is can do and feel I am almost ready to take the plunge. What I want: I want unraid to run an array of all my dives, and 4 cache drive SSDs to run dockers, VMs and backup of those (maybe not all cache drives, backups can be unassigned drives?) I will also be running a full time Windows 10 VM with primary GPU passthrough (GTX 770). I have already downloaded and modified the bios for the GPU. I will also be running a Plex docker and an openVPN docker. Issues so far: First I wanted to try unraid on my HTPC with 2 SSDs to mess around with. I created a bootable USB drive with the unraid tool. Modified the computer bios to boot from the USB, still booted to Windows. Removed all drives except the USB from boot devices, still booted to Windows somehow. Recreated the USB manually, ran the make_bootable.bat as administrator and retried. Same issues. I changed boot options to legacy and tried again to boot from USB. Still didn't work. I removed the Windows SSD, only boots to bios, will not even attempt to boot or go to dos. Works fine to boot from USB if it is a Windows bootable install...totally stumped here. Only thing I can speculate is that it is the P.O.S. Biostar motherboard. Second issue after I gave up with that is went to my server to test it. Did one time boot override and boots to unraid, chose non-gui to connect with my other computer, everything booted except I cannot get a valid IP. Started with something like 169... and was not showing up on my router as a device. I was unable to find a decent amount of discussion with this and not sure what could be the issue, with either of these problems. This was late last night and have been unable to test anything else as people are using Plex all day so far. Was hoping to get some advise before I have the chance to test again. I really want this to work as I need unraid at this point, but want to test it at least a bit before dropping $130 on the software (18 drives to start with).