Stubbs

Hello, I have a Windows 11 PC and an Unraid Server. They both have Mellanox ConnectX-3 network cards installed, and they are connected directly with a 10G DAC Cable. When my Unraid Server goes to sleep and wakes up, the connection no longer works, and mounted shares will no longer function. Resetting network adapters windows-side does nothing. On Unraid, clicking "port down" and "port up" in the network settings does not fix it. The only thing that fixes this is restarting the Unraid server. Is there a way to make sure sleep doesn't kill my 10G connection? Or is there at least a script I can run on wake to ensure it works?

I recently installed a 10G NIC on both my Client PC and Unraid Server (and actually got it working this time). On Unraid, my network interfaces are: eth0 - connected to my network switch. This is the motherboard's ethernet port. eth2 - directly connected to my client PC (10G) eth2 is configured with a static IP with my PC endpoint on the same subnet. Transferring files between endpoints works fine. My question: How do I get Unraid to route internet traffic from eth0 to eth2? The reason I ask is because I have two ethernet cables running out of both my PC and Server: one each for a connection to my switch one for the direct connection. This seems inefficient, because if the Unraid server is already connected to the WAN bridge on my Switch, it should be able to route WAN traffic to my PC over the direct 10G connection. The problem is this does not work by default, so I'm wondering what steps I need to take. I looked up an older solution on the forums here that suggested adding the 10G interface to the default network bridge. The problem with this is that it bottlenecks my speed to 750Mbps in iperf3.

But at the very least it proves both my NICs and cable are capable of near-10GBe output? Like, my PC motherboard's 2.5G NIC can't replicate this.

Someone elsewhere directed me to run iperf with 5 parallel threads, and it looks like it actually saturated most of the 10Gb. So I'm assuming the problem lies somewhere in configuration.

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I've tried on an MX500, a Samsung 870 EVO and even my Intel Optane P1600X. Same speed on all of them. It's mostly a consistent 180MB/s. If anything the slight slowdown is right at the beginning of the transfer. I attached a window screenshot of what a typical transfer looks like.

Can anyone help identify what is causing the bottleneck here? I installed two 10G NICs in my PC and Unraid Server, made a direct connection between PC and server using the 10G NICs, then configured Unraid to bridge it's two interfaces. I know the link is up and functional, but I'm only getting 188MB/s uploading a video to the server over SMB. I'm uploading to a SATA SSD share so I know disk write isn't the bottleneck. Details of the connection: 10GBase-T Cable: 15m RJ45 CAT7 flat patch PC's 10G Adapter: ASUS XG-C100C (Aquantia AQC107 controller) Server's 10G Adapter: Binardat 10G (also an Aquantia AQC107 controller) Transfer Protocol: SMB - default settings Both NICs have no additional cooling, just their heatsink

Having a problem that seems to be persistent across all TorrentVPN containers (delugevpn, qbitorrentvpn, rfloodvpn). If I choose Wireguard as the VPN_Client, the webUI won't load. The IP will resolve in the command line, typing curl ifconfig.io will return a valid IP, but going to it's localdomain:port will return a 'page cannot be found'. This can be resolved by using OpenVPN instead. It's not my VPN provider either, because I can load the conf file in the Windows Wireguard client and it will work fine. It might be something related to Unraid.

Does running powertop autotune interrupt with Wake-on-LAN? I've enabled WOL + S3 in my BIOS, have the Unraid S3 Sleep Plugin, and wol is set to g on my eth0's interface(which is my server's network card). Even with all that, I still can't wake it up with a magic packet.

Are the Pure Power 11 FM and RM550x still the only known PSUs that are extremely efficient at low loads? I can't buy them anywhere.

How do you refresh the admin token? Mine isn't working and I cannot login as an admin. I tried using what was in the .json file in appdata, but it did not work.

The last two times I have shut down my server, a parity check is automatically initiated upon turning back on, presumably because a forced shutdown was initiated for whatever reason. I powered down the server through the GUI and not the power button. I just want to make sure these checks don't start every time there is a fake forced shutdown. I want to power off my server more often.

I am hitting between 50W and 54W idle with 8 HDDs spun down, and running powertop --quiet --auto-tune. I am using a Seasonic Focus Gold 550W PSU. To clarify, would there be no benefit of changing to an ATX12VO PSU like an RM550x? The guide says to avoid buying one unless you can get down to 30W, but would using that PSU literally help me get closer to 30W from 50W? I could also go for a SeaSonic FOCUS Plus Platinum 550 W, but I'm not sure simply going to platinum is worth it.

That was it, thanks. I forgot that Unraid has been problematic with NTP servers, at least for me it has.

In the Bitwarden WebUI, I just go to Account Settings > Security > Two Step Login > Authenticator App (Manage). It generates a QR Code. I scan it with my phone using Aegis authenticator (also tried FreeTOP). Scanned fine, generated a code, but the Bitwarden WebUI refuses to accept it. [2023-06-19 03:44:13.177][vaultwarden::api::core::two_factor::authenticator][ERROR] Invalid TOTP code! Server time: 2023-06-18 17:44:13 UTC IP: my.ip [2023-06-19 03:44:13.177][response][INFO] (activate_authenticator_put) PUT /api/two-factor/authenticator => 400 Bad Request