SpencerJ

Awesome. Welcome to Unraid!

Type root in as the user name. Password is blank but you can go into settings and change it once you are in.

Moved to Docker Containers forum.

Quick update: We received our first "royalty" check from Zazzle, our merch shop and have donated the proceeds to The Ocean Cleanup. Full details are in our blog. https://unraid.net/blog/merch-shop Thanks again to all who participated in our license giveaway and to all reppin' Unraid with some merch. Cheers

Thank you to all who participated and asked Tom questions. I'm going to lock this thread for now to give @limetech a chance to answer them! Cheers

Part two of the New Users Blog series is a continuation of some more common and popular apps, plugins and docker containers. Let us know some of your favorites here!

Here’s a link to our first newsletter for those who are curious and haven’t signed up yet: https://mailchi.mp/db4aba468043/unraid-monthly-digest-for-june

Thanks for the feedback! At this time, we’ve decided to just link to all new blogs in the monthly digest in lieu of RSS. Cheers

Thanks for the kind words Mike and welcome back!

Do you want to stay informed about all things Unraid? Sign up for our monthly newsletter and you'll receive a concise digest of new blog posts, popular forum posts, product/company announcements, videos and more! https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-monthly-digest Cheers

OK, in lieu of an RSS feed, sign up for our monthly newsletter and you'll receive a concise digest of new blog posts, videos, popular forum posts, announcements and more! http://eepurl.com/grLHDn Thanks to everyone for voting! Cheers

For blog #2 in our New Users Series, we dive into the topics of: Setting a Root Password USB Flash Backups Common and Popular Apps, Plugins and Docker Containers Check it out here and let us know what you think here! https://unraid.net/blog/new-users-blog-2

Great blog! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the heads up. Will investigate....

In Unraid, data isn’t striped so if you had a 3 TB parity drive and 2 3TB data drives, you would be protected from one HD failure and could reconstruct from the parity drive. If somehow you had simultaneous double hard drive failure then you would be in trouble. If you want all of your data mirrored, you would need dual parity meaning you would need 4 total 3TB drives. 2 parity/2 normal hard drives. Or- have a secondary backup solution in lieu of dual parity. This is a pretty good video describing the parity drive and how it works: