So I tried to access my server today and I keep getting the following message from Firefox and Chrome on two different machines

We can’t connect to the server at {myserver}.myunraid.net

 

I did setup auto updates a while ago and I'm wondering if maybe that did something via myservers and borked something? It shows up as online in the my servers dashboard but I can't connect to it, yet all the services and containers that are set to autostart start and are accessible

myunraid.net doesn't appear to be resolving any DNS queries, which is causing a failure. DNS server isn't responding.

 

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:

myunraid.net. 172800 IN NS ns1.myunraid.net.

myunraid.net. 172800 IN NS ns2.myunraid.net.

 

;; ADDITIONAL SECTION:

ns1.myunraid.net. 172800 IN AAAA 2600:1f14:b8f:3b00:e45:5482:2335:fd45

ns1.myunraid.net. 172800 IN A 35.166.14.74

ns2.myunraid.net. 172800 IN AAAA 2600:1f14:b8f:3b01:54c5:70a3:448c:87da

ns2.myunraid.net. 172800 IN A 34.216.137.88

Same thing happened to me today. Ultimately I got back in by SSHing in and deleting the certs on the flash drive (ssh into server, navigate to /boot/config/ssl and rename/delete the certs folder), then reboot (sbin/reboot). After doing that, I was able to get to the http ui.  Upon redoing my certs (settings/management access) and setting USE SSL/TLS to yes, I'm still unable to use ssl to get to my server. It redirects to port 80 and uses a self-signed cert, not the letsencrypt cert. The WAN Port check also fails even though I definitely have port 443 forwarded to my server. Version 6.10.2 if it matters.

Also, I didn't proactively install/update anything recently, though an autoupdate of something certainly could have happened.  I've also not made any changes to my network setup either.  To my knowledge, I didn't make any changes to my server or network leading up to this.

FWIW I have NerdPack installed. Don't remember why I have it tbh.

I have the same problem, I can SSH in to my server, however the gui is not accessible thru xxxxxx.unraid.net. Nginx is running and the server as well (wget localhost works). Seems some some kind of dns problem. I did not change anything on my server side. It

 just stopped working a week ago or so. I rebooted but no change.

 

brains-diagnostics-20230120-1559.zip

Have you seen this?  https://unraid.net/blog/ssl-certificate-update-2

So sorry, I missed that. Thank you for pointing this out. A workaround for me was passthru a port using ssl and access the server that way.