Posts by ananas

I am using the same app password on both of my OMV boxes with success.

Depending on my resolver I get the following IP for smtp.gmail.com:

74.125.128.108 (provider DNS)

64.233.167.109 (google DNS)

As a rule of thumb ...

Do not assign permissions to single users but to a group.

Then make the user(s) member of that group.

Cheers,

Thomas

If the NICs are not being detected, you cannot configure them at all (neither automatically nor manual)

BTW: we are talking about a G8 microserver ?

Cheers,

Thomas

Just booted my G8 Microserver from the latest install ISO (openmediavault_5.5.11-amd64.iso, using the virtual DVD feature of the iLO)

NICs are detected fine, looks like this:

Did you enable/disable PXE boot for one or both of those NICs ?

Cheers,

Thomas

What kind of RAID did you setup with 2 * 500 GB + 1 * 1000 GB ?

I've never seen such a strange construct ...

Just my idea:

Install openwrt on the FritzBox, replace Router-1,2,3 with a managed switch and start learning networking.

Cheers,

Thomas

You might try "testdisk" from here: https://www.cgsecurity.org/

Good luck,

Thomas

The playlist is maintained on the DLNA client, not on the server.

Some Ideas ...

How about IPv6, is it supported by your ISP ?

Rent a (virtual) server with a public IP address ?

Have one of your team mates host nextcloud ?

According to this screenshot you posted,

you have a private WAN address.

Access from outside is not possible.

Now you got me dazed and confused ...

Where is the OMV connected to now and which IP-address does it have ?

Did you you forward any ports or did you go the DMZ way ?

In one of your screenshots I saw "WAN IP = 10.153.65.99"

You will never ever be able to reach your device from the internet.

With this configuration your OMV is exposed completely to the internet.

Are you sure you want it that way ?

You're doing double NAT.

You have to forward the required ports in your ARRIS-TG2482 to the WAN-address of your Archer C7 (192.168.0.2)

(or put your Archer C7 (192.168.0.2) in the DMZ if the ARRIS-TG2482 support this)

In your Archer C7 you have to forward the required ports to your OMV (192.168.1.5)

Or even better, put the ARRIS-TG2482 into bridge mode, so that your Archer C7 is the only router.

Cheers,

Thomas

Probier doch einfach mal deinen RPi UND deinen PC per Kabel an die Fritzbox anzuschliessen.

Die Datentransferrate via WLAN ist eher ein theoretischer Wert, der in der Praxis fast nie erreicht wird.

Cheers,

Thomas

Quote from johanvandyck

jumboframes must be set to as high as possible in your entire network: nic and switch. size e.g.: 9k

. This item alone, can double to tripple your speed

This is absolute bullshit. (theoretically impossible)

Please stop posting such nonsense.

Cheers,

Thomas

BIOS history for your device is here:

https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/s…df7a0c8e14ba3#tab-history

Any hint in the "Integrated Management Log" ?

If you have the SPP ISO file, you can mount it and search the "contents.html" file for "ML350"

Your BIOS is from 2015, update is urgently recommended for HPE server.

Take a look in the "iLO Event Log" and/or "Integrated Management Log" for further hints.

Cheers,

Thomas

Make sure to enable "key authentification" and disable "password authentification" for ssh. (after testing key authentification)

Plain (unencrypted) http traffic from outside to your OMV is no good idea.

Either use https or enable ssh port forwarding for http access to your OMV through the secure ssh tunnel.

Cheers,

Thomas

Following your amazon link:

--> Modellnummer WD40EFAX

Search for "WD RED CMR SMR" and you will find out, that you do not want to buy the "WDxxEFAX" drives

but the "WDxxEFRX" drives instead.

Cheers,

Thomas