Saturday at 03:26 AM2 days Howdy threaders,got a small issue here and I'm unsure how to proceed. I've built a brand-new Unraid box, booted into it from a USB stick and managed to connect to it from my main PC.I've set up my 2 HDD, one as parity drive and the other will be a storage drive. It got to a bit over 7 percent setting up the array when the system stopped its progress. I waited fifteen minutes, it didn't move at all so I rebooted it. And now I can't get back into it.I can see it on the network, I have its IP address and I can ping it from my main PC. But Firefox refuses to connect to it. The IP address is correct and the server is actually running (I have a spare monitor connected to it).I'm not sure how to fix this. I've tried deleting the network configs from the USB stick but that has not helped and now I'm out of ideas. I'm sure I'm not the only one that's had this issue. Many thanks :)
Saturday at 04:33 AM2 days Community Expert with a monitor connected and keyboard you need to log in and generate diagnostics then post the zip file
Yesterday at 07:33 AM1 day Community Expert The diagnostics show that your wired connection is up and the web server is listening on HTTP port 80. HTTPS is not enabled.Please enter http://SERVER-IP explicitly, using the current IP shown on the server’s monitor. Make sure Firefox does not change it to https://.If Firefox’s HTTPS-Only Mode intervenes, allow HTTP for this server only. Also try another browser or device on the same local network.If it still fails, please post the exact browser error and whether the address starts with HTTP or HTTPS.The array is currently stopped. These diagnostics only cover the new boot, so they do not explain the earlier stall, leave the disk assignments unchanged for now.
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