Hi UnRAID Experts,

 

After installing a 10Gb NIC card and a Graphics Card into my UnRAID PC I can't connect using VNC to any of my VMs.

I've tried to install several Linux distros but none seems to work. The VM says it has started but VNC can't connect.

 

When accessing the LibVirt logs (in Settings -> VM Manager), I get the following messages:

 

There are no files named vfio.cfg in /boot/config.

I already tried to change the network settings, but nothing seams to work.

I already rebuilt the libvrt image, still the same issue.

 

What's wrong? 

Can anyone help me discover what is the problem?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Regards from Portugal!

zoidnas-diagnostics-20241102-1233.zip

Reboot to clear the log, try enabling bridging for eth0, then start the VM and post new diags.

Hi JorgeB,

 

I've done exactly what you ask for.

I've started the VM and tried to connect to, but the issue persists.

 

Here is the diags.zoidnas-diagnostics-20241102-1310.zip

The libvirt.log in the diags is empty, do you see the same error there? Also this still happens if you create a new VM, correct?

Yes, I confirm. The Libvirt log is empty.

I've created a new VM and started it and the Libvirt log is empty.

 

But I still can't connect thru VNC to the previous VM and the new VM.

 

What else should I do?

 

My vms is gone and when i click on vm manager there is nothing showing. i reboot several times. how would i reinstall vm manager so i can get it online or get the vm manager to show 

Attach Diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread. 

2 minutes ago, sonic4505 said:

My vms is gone and when i click on vm manager there is nothing showing. i reboot several times. how would i reinstall vm manager so i can get it online or get the vm manager to show 

Sonic,

 

My issue is a different from yours.

I can access VM Manager in Settings and see all my VMs.

The problem is I cannot connect to any VM thru VNC.

 

Did you tried pressing CTRL+F5? I did get this issue just after I updated UnRAID to the latest version a while ago. But when I pressed CTRL+F5, the settings showed up.

Maybe "Fix Common Problems" can help you identify the issue. Did you tried it?

 

@trurl, here is the Diagnostics.

 

zoidnas-diagnostics-20241102-1624.zip

17 hours ago, PetabyteLDA said:

But I still can't connect thru VNC to the previous VM and the new VM.

Try clearing the browser cookies, this is known issue with VNC.

Hi JorgeB,

 

I've tried several times pressing CTRL+F5 at the VNC window but the error persisted.

But when I cleared the browser's cookies as advised, everything started working!

 

Thanks for your support!!