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  1. Amazing write up! Thank you for your efforts, it was a huge help. I just setup my DS4246 and everything appears to be working. I just have a few questions. - Should I plug the power cord in for all PSUs, or just one? - Should I use interposer on my SATA drives? I don't like that drive temps and SMART data is not available while using interposer. - I read dual-link is possible by connecting to both ports on a single IOM, however, the performance gains are minimal, if any. - Are there any configuration settings that can be tweaked in the the disk shelf? Fan speed/curve is my main concern.
  2. Hey folks, I followed SpaceInvader's video and it's "working". Since I'm using this for Ombi, I'm looking to keep the end-user process as simple as possible. I have my own (easy to remember) domain, and Ideally, I'd prefer not to use a sub-domain. I currently have a single CNAME record of www. It was the only way I could think of to get my DuckDNS configured on my domain's DNS. How can I set this up without the need of a subdomain, non-www URL, and redirect to HTTPS? I want folks to type in SimpleURL.com (non-www URL) and it redirects them to https://SimpleURL.com. I'm new to this process, especially NGINX. So any help with getting this configured would be amazing! EDIT: I was able to get HTTP to redirect to HTTPS by adding this to my Ombi CONF file. Now I just need to figure out a way to get non-www URL working. server { listen 80 default_server; listen [::]:80 default_server; server_name _; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; } EDIT-II: I set up a redirect on my domain, and that seems to be working, sorta. I set up SimpleURL.com redirect to www.SimpleURL.com. So when my friends and family enter SimpleURL.com, it now takes them to https://www.SimpleURL.com. So, in theory, it's working.

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