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Hello Community is there a plugin to directly backup the unraid configuration and docker configs to onedrive or do I need to create a rclone mount and send it to onedrive this way using a traditional backup plugin like CA backup? thanks for any info

thanks for the feedback so far. The hdparm command correctly sets the drives to spin down and power consumption drops also by 10 watt same as if you click on spin down button in the webgui. But what does this mean in consquence? I want to achieve the following. My unraid server should not run 24/7. I want the system to use as less power as possible with my setup when it is not being actively used (no disk access) which means in my case around 28 Watt not around 40 watt. Also I want the system to go into s3 sleep state after a period of inactivity . I installed the s3 sleep plugin and manually sending it to sleep works. Also it works that the system goes to sleep after I manually set the disks to spindown. In some cases going to sleep also seems to work as it should but most of the time the system is running at 40 watt never going to disk standby nor to sleep. There are only a few plugins and all of them are on the cache ssd not on the sata disks.

Hello Unraid Community - I have the following issue - maybe someone can help here. I am running a little unraid box with only a bunch of 3 disks, a parity drive and a cache ssd. When the system is not used and all drives are in standby according to the webui dashboard the system still consumes 40 watt (yes I know this is not much) but when I click on "spin down" the power consumption drops to about 29 watt. A colleague of mine also uses unraid in a completely different bigger setup. The basis behaviour however is the same. spinning down the drives manually drops power consumption by about 10 watt. Any idea what can be done to not have to do this manually? kind regards chris

Hello community Does someone of you access a virtual machine hosted onnunraid via the nginx proxy manager ? It seems i do net figure out the correct way of creating the proxy host entries. I try it by copying the url that i get when opening a vm from the unraid gui and trying different combinations of entering this data in the reverse proxy host fields. Thanks for any input

Hi thanks for the answer. Unraid management is not a problem via vpn. I use a fritzbox from avm with built in vpn together with the built in vpn client on my android phone. However i want to be able to access a webbased desktop at home from any internet connected browser without vpn . At least vnc if possible also rdp. So this means i guess guacamole or sophos

Thanks for your answer. I think I have to be more precise (means typing not on my smartphone 🙂 to narrow down the million ways. What I want is a complete web based accessibility for the following services that unraid provides webbased when connected in LAN or VPN - Shell access to unraid - graphical access to file manager (e.g cloud commander or command line based midnight commander) - webbased access to virtual machines without any client need (at lest VNC, eventually RDP for windows machines) - reverse proxied access to other webbased services in the LAN e.g. router or other nas system during transition to unraid (forced ssl and frontend authentication) Given the linux based possibilities I would say this can all be accomplished with NGINX reverse proxy manager (already setup) and Guacamole I would currently pursue the following route: Create reverse proxy entries for all web based services that I want to be accessible from extern (e.g. the unraid gui itself ) which means force ssl and letsencrypt certificate and eventually some addon layer of authentication which I do still have to find out like some two factor app on the smartphone When I access the unraid gui from external via nginx it works but the webbased shell access gets no input screen also the url shown in the small windows has changed to the external name. I tried to create a reverse proxy entry and not use the upper right button but also failed until know. I would leave it to that and try guacamole web based ssh access. Guacamole portal itself I will also publish like the unraid webgui via nginx Next issue is webbased vnc access. I would love to have it the following way but I am not a programmer: - click on the vm icon, select webgui of the respective machine and get an embedded vnc window like it does internally but also from the internet. I already left that path and tried to create a nginx reverse proxy entry using different url combinations of the one I got internally when connecting to the test linux vm but failed up to now. So I guess again guacamole might be the better way. to sum it up : as it is not possible to natively use all the links directly from unraid to the webbased services I would tend to build se html5 portal based on guacamole and nginx with ssl and two factor auth to get to all internal webbased services If it was not for power consumption and time I would create a virtual sophos firewall vm which already provides an html5 portal for doing the same any other better ideas / addons / suggestions ? kind regards chris

Hello Community I just moved from a qnap nas to an unraid trial. I am really excited because of all the possibilities being offered. However i am missing one thing maybe someone can help me here. On the qnap nas i could install a virtual machine and directly access it via the webgui from internet using only an external 443 redirect to the nas webgui. Within unraid when i create a vm and click on webui it always uses the internal ip so from internet it does not work. I installed nginx proxy manager and created a reverse entry for the unraid webgui but still somehow the configuration would need to be changed so that the vnc traffic can be encapsulated in the nas official ip address and port 443. I hope i could explain the problem . Thanks for any feedback and greetings from germany. Chris