logs.
As OMV5 and Debian 10 go EOL soon, I would do a omv-release-upgrade to OMV6/Debian 11 and see if the issue disappeared.
logs.
Where can i find them?
As OMV5 and Debian 10 go EOL soon, I would do a omv-release-upgrade to OMV6/Debian 11 and see if the issue disappeared.
I'm thinking the same thing. But i also thinking if it's wise to do a clean install of OMV6
I'm thinking the same thing. But i also thinking if it's wise to do a clean install of OMV6
You try the upgrade first. If it fails you can still try a fresh install.
Where can i find them?
In the GUI of OMV or in CLI in /var/log/syslog or with journalctl -e
You try the upgrade first. If it fails you can still try a fresh install.
In the GUI of OMV or in CLI in /var/log/syslog or with journalctl -e
Thank you very much, I'll try the upgrade.
how can i show you my logs?
You need to have a look at the logs at the time before you noticed the system is frozen. Try to find something that could explain the behavior. See if you find "error". When you find something post it here.
Unluckily yesterday my nas disappeared from network again...
I noticed i have differente network interfaces but they are "unreachable" in options.
Did your computer reboot and get an new IP?
To me it looks like you are able to access the web ui probably using the ip 192.168.0.178
What are you missing?
Hi all, i have a basic OMV 5 installation running good since the last summer.
It's been a while i started noticing the system sometimes needs and "hard reboot" because the shared disks are no longer reachable and sometimes is also impossible to ssh into.
It's a simple nas with two disks online and qbittorrent in docker.
Where can i start to troubleshoot this issue?
please provide more info about your hardware
But i noticed those "veth" interfaces... i don't know where they came from.
Those are created by docker and needed.
The only one you need to concern is the ensp0 which is your ethernet port.
As for your issue, maybe try to cap the qbittorrent to around 80% of your network.
Your router might go down if the speed is always at full.
veth interface a virtual interfaces most likely created by docker.
Are you trying to access shares / services by name or by IP?
Those are created by docker and needed.
The only one you need to concern is the ensp0 which is your ethernet port.
As for your issue, maybe try to cap the qbittorrent to around 80% of your network.
Your router might go down if the speed is always at full.
Ok, i'll give a try!
veth interface a virtual interfaces most likely created by docker.
Are you trying to access shares / services by name or by IP?
In windows i added shares in explorer, i added ip in kodi and the same from my linux laptop. it is simply unreacheable
How did you take the screen shots in #11 if it is unreachable?
Or is it only the smb shares which are unreachable?
How did you take the screen shots in #11 if it is unreachable?
Or is it only the smb shares which are unreachable?
I rebooted the system, now it's working.
But, all of a sudden, it stops...
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