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I guess I found the issue. I had to add a port config to the docker config in unraid. mapping was created and still routing outbound thru unraid built in wireguard

Good Morning, I've got an issue with using unraid's WireGuard feature with the xteve docker (sabnzbd works fine) wg0 is setup like here sabnzbd connected fine and I can access it via LAN on the 192.168.3.9:8080 xteve I can't Do I need to change anything? I do not want to use an additional VPN connection - the existing tunnel should be fine?

looks like it was enabled.

I've created in CORE, migrated to Scale - where can I check that, you know?

Thanks @russo for the feedback. The Problem is, I will not have TrueNAS running anymore, when I have build the unraid, because it is the same hardware. The youtube video claims it is now possible to import from TrueNAS? "Importing existing zpools from other systems such as TrueNAS." So maybe it is worth investing on a USB stick (which one is best to buy) and on 2 of those 18 or 20 TB HDDs. Create that as a set, so 1 Parity and 18/20 usable - mounting the zpool and migrating the data over and adding the 8 + 12 TB to the "pool"(?) that makes roughly 40 TB usable? Right? Can I still use the m2 flashes for TEMP drives and VMs (back them up to the pool with parity)?

Hello, I've got a T***NAS Scale Build with following hardware Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-8300 CPU @ 3.70GHz 32 GB ECC Ram Gigabyte C246-WU4 Board, 2x Intel NIC 1GBit/s, 10x SATA Ports, 2x M2 Disks 2x WD-Red 3TB running as a ZFS Mirror, LZ4, no dedup - some 800 GB more or less important data (backed up offsite via rscyn to a NAS) 1x WD 8TB single, LZ4, no dedup - Plex data (5TB used) 1x WD 12TB single, LZ4, no dedup - Plex data (5TB used) 1x 512GB, m2 flash - download temp 1x 256GB, m2 flash - VM Home Assistant Supervisor and other "Apps Data" 1x 128GB SSD for T***NAS Scale OS USB attached APC Back UPS BX – BX950MI-GR Intel 4 Port GBe NIC I do run following "Apps" wg-easy (wireguard server, could go back to my UDM Pro) plex (with hardware transcoding) download tools uptime-kuma paperless-ngx cloudflared file manager (giving me access to the storage via browser) speedtest minecraft server and a full Home Assistant Supervisor VM Do I get that over to Unraid? Probably YES! But how to avoid loosing all the data? (not to keen to download all the plex stuff again) I may want to buy some (2) 18TB HDDS (what brand/model to buy) and remove the 3 TB WD Reds finally. Also I may want to upgrade to 10 GBe NIC (removing the Intel 4 Port GBe NIC - don't make much use of it atm). Any recommendations, how to migrate from T***NAS Scale to Unraid without losing my stuff, ...?

Hello, I'm looking into ditching my Synology NAS (3x4 TB WD Red) in favor of new Hardware (19" Rack, CPU, Mainboard, RAM, m2 ssd for OS, ...) Main goal - beside presenting storage to the network - should be: PLEX Media Server (at the moment Data is on an 8 TB USB Drive, Seagate), would buy an IronWolf 12 TB to put it in the new system, should be used with DVR via a DVB-S2 Tuner in the future sabnzbd Unifi Controller (docker?) VMs (occasionally Windows 10 Pro via RDP to test something) What would be the "best choice" hardware to do that? 19" Rack (min. 6 x 3.5") processor (Intel?) RAM (how much?) M2 250 GB (PCIe) for the OS PSU to power that For a price tag around 1k US$ *Plex runs without problems at the moment at a DELL OptiPlex i5 7500t (Windows 10) and DirectStream to my LG (UHD) and transcode to my iPad (offline viewing) any suggestions?