Hello!

 

I recently upgraded my server to a new motherboard. Unraid itself runs fine, but I have a handful of services that are behind a reverse proxy for family/friends and these sites now load super slow when I didn't have this problem before the upgrade. I had some issues with connectivity and such with the new motherboard, but (as far as I know) those problems are now solved, but the slowness remains.

 

I used https://pagespeed.web.dev/ to analyze one of the services and the main problem was:

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Reduce initial server response time Root document took 3,020 ms

 

What can I do to try and troubleshoot/trace the problem? I'm using nginx proxy manager, but nothing in that changed so hopefully that isn't the problem. I should also say that the Unraid local webUI loads as snappy as always, no issues there.

4 hours ago, aldumil said:

Hello!

 

I recently upgraded my server to a new motherboard. Unraid itself runs fine, but I have a handful of services that are behind a reverse proxy for family/friends and these sites now load super slow when I didn't have this problem before the upgrade. I had some issues with connectivity and such with the new motherboard, but (as far as I know) those problems are now solved, but the slowness remains.

 

I used https://pagespeed.web.dev/ to analyze one of the services and the main problem was:

 

What can I do to try and troubleshoot/trace the problem? I'm using nginx proxy manager, but nothing in that changed so hopefully that isn't the problem. I should also say that the Unraid local webUI loads as snappy as always, no issues there.

honestly i would stop the curent nginx proxy manger.

and delete the image and docker and move teh data as a backup and reinstall nginx proxy manger. Just to check to see if this isn't docker and id related.

as this sounds like a check is bing done within nginx proxy manger and not authenticating and respoinding.