Hi All

I find myself in a strange situation, after internet outage (Still no internet) I cant access my local UNraid UI on my loacal IP?
Is there any special settings I need to define when using the unraid connect and needing local access?

Example: If I go to my local IP:
http://192.168.0.6/ main
That would be translated to:
192-168-0-6.e7591da5b3c213bd7e17dc48d29fc9dcd1283498.myunraid.net:XXXX

Or is this a Unifi problem? I am using a Unifi UDM router?

And not provide any webpage, luckily I have a monitor to the server and I can access the UI from here
This might just be a stupid configuration issue, that never have been a problem because internet haven't been down :-)

(I have read similar posts but I am running a old Unraid I am on the latest off. version 7.1.4, and none of the posts have helped me)

Edited August 2, 2025Aug 2 by casperse

in ident.cfg in the /config directory, there is this setting:

Changing it to "no" and rebooting should allow you to access the GUI using the IP address. (Or you could just wait for the Internet to come back up...)

My new ISP is reporting earliest tech support on the 8/8 :-(
Would it matter to keep it at "no" for the future? or could I make some custom DNS on my local router to access it?

BTW: I have access through a master share, but I cant see the USB and config folder in that? Would would I have to do so I can edit and see that on the SMB share?

Edited August 2, 2025Aug 2 by casperse

43 minutes ago, casperse said:

BTW: I have access through a master share, but I cant see the USB and config folder in that? Would would I have to do so I can edit and see that on the SMB share?

I share mine via the Flash Drive 'properties' page on the MAIN tab

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Mine is configured to 'Private' and read-only. That allows me to get to easily access it to help people like you. 😉 (I don't like the concept of a 'Master' share. I want more control over who can do what to the contents of each individual share. Many of my shares are read-only even for me.)

53 minutes ago, casperse said:

Would it matter to keep it at "no" for the future?

This was added to increase security for your Unraid server. Plus, it also keeps some browsers from 'complaining' about the link to your server being insecure because it does not have a proper certificate..

Edited August 2, 2025Aug 2 by Frank1940

Thanks! I already had it shared but it dosent show up un my "master pool shares" so I guess I have to map it by itself right?
So whats the share name: /Flash (Sorry cant see anything right now because of the missing WAN so its hit and miss :-)
UPDATE: Yes FLASH is it :-)

Edited August 2, 2025Aug 2 by casperse