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I had the same problem. You don't need a static ip but a public ip. My isp charge 30€/month for static ip but 3€ for public ip.

good idea this container. I'll be able to keep a trace of the hundred of bookmarks i have. I installed it with the compose plugin.

thanks. It looks like it's the right diag. Changed the port to the ahci controller for theses 2 disks (they were the only ones on the scu controller). No issue at booting and currently running diskspeed benchmark. Never had a glitch in years with the scu controller. Luckily i don't need these 4 ports. What drove you to scu in diags ? I made the same deduction but only when i saw that the 2 drives were the only one attached to the scu.

Hello, Recently i repurposed my main server into a backup server with a plus license. The array has 7 disks with no parity. Cache pool is 2x1Tb ssd btrfs pool. I have a strange issue (see the picture). 2 disks are visible both as array disks and unassigned devices. I can't stop the array. 1 disk has read errors. For the other one with issue i don't know. Perhaps a connection. Before repurposing the server disks had no problems. 2 disks are in a sas das (disks 6&7). The other ones are on internal sata ports. z620-diagnostics-20240410-1357.zip

back in unraid 6.8.3 i had a similar issue. Docker was running from a btrfs pool. Writes on the pool killed my ssds in 8 months. I managed to lower writes by - using directory for docker instead of image - use a single xfs pool - add --no-healthcheck as extra parameters for most of my containers - and use a ram disk for dockers logs. This one is great thanks to @mgutt: link to the topic Besides of this i also bought longer life ssds. Depending of my activity i have around 50 running containers.

Compare the mac address of the bonded interface with the one in your arp cache on your desktop.

i had that problem too. I think to have logout from connect and log back.

My new unraid server is a ms01 so i want to do better usage of networking interfaces (2x2,5G 2x10G). one 2,5G is not used reserved for vpro My old unraid server is now a backup server. (2x1G 1x10G). one 1G is not used reserved for vpro. I also want to improve my networking skills. I bought some chinese switchs for upgrading to 10G (definitely too expensive to keep an all unifi gear for this kind of stuff) The simplest way to do is to use 10G interfaces for both servers. Eventually make a 2x10G bonding on main server. But as i want to learn networking i plan to create vlans. If i understood correctly unraid doesn't like to have more than one interface in a network. I could setup main server as follow: 1x10G :etho default vlan all unraid traffic 1x10G: eth1 vlan10 traffic to backup server backup server 1G: eth0 default vlan all traffic 10G: eth1 vlan10 traffic from main server I tried with direct connection between the 2 servers (no vlan, no dhcp, no gateway, static adresses). It works ok at 2Gbs with luckybackup on main server (without cache involved). As the 2 servers won't be in the same room i will have a backbone fiber link between switches. Network is as follow: switch0--------10G-------->switch3-------10G----->switch4 there is another link: switch0-------1G-------->unifi dream router------>ISP switch0 is in the basement switch3 is on 3rd floor switch4 is on 4rd floor Am i correct to assume i have a trunk (to allow all vlans) to create on 1 port of each switch ? For the 2 servers i will have 1 interface in default vlan and 1 in vlan 10. To put an interface in a vlan i can make it with the switch config. For what use is the option in unraid "enable vlans" ? can you create subinterfaces in differents vlans? Later when i will be more familiar with vlans i plan to creates others: iot, voip, cameras. Is it a correct way to enhance my network usage and security ? What should i do differently?

I had issues too with btrfs. So now i have a btrfs pool which holds appdata and a xfs pool which holds docker directory.

no raid pool in unraid with xfs. I guess you have to go with btrfs perhaps zfs too.

You have to make sure you use the right cable.

i have an apc ups (smart ups 1000). I have to choose ups type: modbus to be able to pull data.

There was a time i had many devices and servers on my network. All that stuff was quite power hungry. I moved and dropped most of the stuff i had. I kept network devices (unifi gear ) that i'm willing to sell to have smaller and savier devices. I'm replacing my main unraid server which is a HP Z620 with sfp connect x3 10Gb card with a small minisforum ms01 (2xSFP+, 2 x 2.5G). I use one of the 2 2,5G port fort vpro management (corresponding interface is down in unraid). In my basement i have a switch (unifi 48 poe) with uplink to 1st and 3rd floor (1G link from switch sfp cages to transceivers). There is only 5 ports on 52 used and it consumes around 65W. On the basement switch there will be the minisforum MS01 and a rpi. The Z620 will be moved to third floor and will be a backup server. As a good geek i'd like to leverage the capacity of ms01. So i was thinking on using a 10G interface for dockers, vms, unraid gui and the other 10G interface for the link with backup server. Is it possible ? and does it make sense? i would need to replace the us48 switch with a smaller one with at least 4sfp+ cages (hassivo seems to be a good option) and the 3rd floor transceiver with a sfp+ switch.

After updating to 6.12.8 my unraid gui is bound on port 80. The problem is that it's set on port 3080. It's also bound on port 3080. As a result nginx proxy manager can't respond and my nextcloud instance can't be joined. godzilla-diagnostics-20240304-1636.zip edit: netstat doesn't show a socket listening to port 80. it's weird. edit2: after a reboot things are back to normal.

if you use plex you need to have clients able to handle your media files without transcoding. Your server cpu is to weak for that.