I ask because I am using an HP Proliant ML10 Gen9 as my server and there were issues initially.

thanks

 

Deleting the Plugins would be the safest course of action.  There were a few earlier versions of plugins which were found to be incompatible with the latest version of Unraid.  (Which ones they were escapes me now.)  Deleting all plugins is the best way to proceed.  

DAMN!

Sorry!

What a change!

You all have been so incredibly helpful.

It's going to take me a while to get used to this Brave New World.

 

Thanks

The first plugin you install should of course be Community Applications. Then you will be able to use CA (the Apps page) to install any other plugins or dockers.

Did it.

thanks again-

1 hour ago, lockrob2000 said:

xx.xxx.xx.xxx

Are you sure? That isn't a local IP. Have you put your server on the internet?

 

Post new diagnostics.

 

14 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

Any ideas?

Don't turn your server back on until you figure out how to get your unraid behind your router.

 

Describe your internet connection and all physically connected equipment.

Not sure.

My issue is that I do everything through the GUI and now I can't see it.

Can you tell me how to get to the diagnostics on the server? I did turn on "passthrough" as per one of the posts.

Should I turn it off?

4 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

I did turn on "passthrough" as per one of the posts.

Where exactly did you make this change?

5 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

Should I turn it off? 

Probably

19 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

Not sure.

My issue is that I do everything through the GUI and now I can't see it.

Can you tell me how to get to the diagnostics on the server? I did turn on "passthrough" as per one of the posts.

Should I turn it off?

Which post? Nobody would have recommended making this kind of change on your router.

 

If you can't access your server then how do you know what its IP is? Where did you see that IP address?

That was a recommendation on a forum for folks having issues with the Arris router with Plex. and the change was in the settings on the router.

I have a monitor on the server, I just don't use that head end, I use the GUI on the machine I use more regularly.

I will have to pick this up tomorrow evening.  I have to get up at 5am for work in the morning, so I need to leave.

I appreciate whatever help you can give-

SHUT OFF YOUR SERVER NOW  SLEEP CAN WAIT.

@trurl IMPORTANT EDIT HIS POSTS AND REMOVE THE IPs

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Edited January 2, 20197 yr by Squid

4 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

That was a recommendation on a forum for folks having issues with the Arris router with Plex. and the change was in the settings on the router.

I have a monitor on the server, I just don't use that head end, I use the GUI on the machine I use more regularly.

I will have to pick this up tomorrow evening.  I have to get up at 5am for work in the morning, so I need to leave.

I appreciate whatever help you can give-

If those folks really did suggest putting your server on the internet then they are idiots.

 

Don't go to bed without shutting down your server or at least unplugging it from the router.

 

2 minutes ago, Squid said:

@trurl IMPORTANT EDIT HIS POSTS AND REMOVE THE IPs

DONE

Now that that's handled, to reiterate.  If you value your data, and/or don't want your server hijacked, you should immediately shutdown your server. 

 

I can guarantee that if you don't shut it off before you go to bed you will be hacked.  Note not a hack attempt, but a hack.  If you haven't already been.

Edited January 2, 20197 yr by Squid

I took down the server as soon as the first post gave me the shocked response of "who told you to do that?"

At that point I decided to shut everything down and step away until I got a clearer picture of what was going on.

thanks for the concern.

4 minutes ago, lockrob2000 said:

I took down the server as soon as the first post gave me the shocked response of "who told you to do that?"

Good.  Because in the window between when you first posted the IP and my yelling response (~ 1 hour), there was a window where your server was completely unprotected by even the most rudimentary security precaution

Thank you, sometimes my curiosity takes me places that are beyond the extents of my capabilities and I don't find that out until (and sometimes not even when) I get there.