I just moved my unraid server to a different computer and got it working (after a power issue) went out to mail some bills, and when I can back there was a message on my computer stating that the server does not allow unsecured connections, and now I cannot connect. This after it working well for half an hour or so.

I would send a diagnostic file but I cannot get to the server to get one.

What is the logical next step? I worked before I had to leave.

Thanks-

I'm running Linux unRaid 6.12.6 .

Well, it just started working and I did nothing?

Does unRaid play practical jokes?

Probably your network just needed a little time to notice Unraid was on a different computer.

Here are my diagnostics

tower-diagnostics-20260113-1516.zip

It is now running for a half hour or so and then shutting down, and I have to (some times) shut down and restart several times before it "takes".

Should I think about re-installing the docker? Or maybe something else.

It might be temperature related. Do you have any suggestions for a case that can hold anything over 6 HDD's with good airflow?

3 hours ago, lockrob2000 said:

got it working (after a power issue)

Can you elaborate?

I moved the HHDs from the old server to the newer one, and it couldn't see two of the drives.

I did some investigating and found an issue with the power to the affected drives. So I switched out the power cables and the drives appeared.

At that point, I started the unRaid instance and opened Plex, and then took a break (to pay some bills).

When I came back I had been kicked out and could no longer connect to the dockers. I closed unRaid and reopened several times and the dockers were available.

At this point, I am starting to wonder if this is an issue with overheating. I am going to see what the fan profiles are. They do not run all the time, and the case is several years old and all the HDDs are stacked in the front.

Anything other than that, that I should look at?