Solutions
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Frank1940's post in ExpressVPN Router and Unraid not cooperating was marked as the answerYou might be being bit by this:
This is a part of the 'Help' screen for Settings >>> Management Access screen
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Frank1940's post in Not Sure How To Configure NIC was marked as the answerYou could try to disable the MB NIC using the settings in the BIOS. That way, your new 10Gbs NIC would become eth0. (You would probably also have to rename (/delete) the network configuration files in the /config folder so that Unraid builds new one(s) on the reboot. )
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Frank1940's post in Parity drive with 8836 errors - how do I know which one to replace? was marked as the answerThis is your answer! You are going to have to shut the server down to remove the bad anyway. BUT before you start, print down the 'MAIN' page of the GUI. Then as you remove each drive, look at its serial number and mark the drive position with the disk #, parity or cache so you won't have the same problem again.