npotter229

Wow - I think you hit this on the head based on what I'm reading... I thought it was the NICs themselves. This is only in reference on Static IP configured from the Unraid host right? I have the containers reserved at the router so I should be able to reconfigure.

Hello All, I have run into an interesting issue. My system seems to work fine for a while and then crashes after a few days. I've finally been able to get syslogs and even screen grabbed the panic yet what I see is very strange. My system specs at a glance: CPU: Intel® Core™ i9-10850K CPU @ 3.60GHz (Liquid Cooled) Motherboard: ASRock W480 Creator - American Megatrends Inc., Version P1.40 Mem: 16GB DDR4 RAM NIC: AQUANTIA® / Marvell 10 Gigabit LAN + Intel® 2.5 Gigabit LAN (Connected @ 1Gbe to rule out 10Gbe issues) HDD: 40TB HDD array I essentially have the reverse proxy setup as defined by spaceinvaderone and its been working great, with the RR stack isolated to that "proxy net" and encrypted using Swag as the proxy container. there are no VMs or anything crazy with this setup, just a media server essentially. I have included the log download as I have no idea what is pertinent. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. If there are any other questions just let me know. Thanks Nate syslog.txt.zip

Thanks ljm42 it looks like it worked. I figured that's how it was to work with the given fields, for some reason it kept bouncing it.

I just got this working today - I haven't tinkered with it before now. I am wondering about the remote access. I currently have a forward setup in my firewall for the use of reverse proxy using SWAG. How would I be able to forward this traffic to enable the Unraid.net side of things? can I dictate the WAN port? when I try it fails and tells me to use 443. or can I forward the traffic based on where its coming from(unraid)? anyone else run into this?