I had it set to fixed IP address, When it came up, it came up with an DHCP address and I cant access web interface at all with that new IP address, also can not logon with ssh at that new address either.

At console it does give me a logon, but I am unable to logon to that with my current user name password.

Have anyone seen something like this before or have any idea how to proceed.

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You also need to set PasswordAuthentication no in etcsshsshdconfig and then restart the daemon: etcrc.drc.sshd restart Check telnet is disabled in the web interface too:-) 4 Reply Share Report Save level 2 Original Poster 5 months ago Disabling telnet is a good shout.

Reply Share Report Save level 1 5 months ago You need to run a script that copies them from bootconfigssh to root.ssh after creating the directory directory.

I double click a batch script on my desktop which opens the Putty SSH profile, it connects, it opens Firefox, and opens pages to my Proxmox node, pfSense router, and unRAID.

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Tested setting up a VPN with the windows VPN and yep doesnt work.

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Just use a really stupid difficult password if you must.

Or just use a openVPN-as and use your phone to connect 7 Share Report Save level 2 2 years ago I second the difficult password.

I like to use a password manager to create a 20 character password, then change some of the characters, then DONT save it.

I have it written on a paper in my wallet, but there is nothing else on that paper to help someone else know what to do with that password.

I also have a flash drive on my keys with the password saved so I can do that if I would prefer.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago You can change the default port that the unraid web ui listens on in unraid settings.

Then port forward that port to your unraid machine at the router level.

I would make sure your root password isnt the default and its something long and hard to guess.

Alternatively you could try teamviewer into a vm running on your unraid machine.

TeamViewer works on my work network without manual configuration.

Edit: if youre accessing from work its likely that IT has blacklisted most ports.

You can get a chrome extension like Private Internet Access (obviously youd have to pay for their vpn) but you can set that up to run through port 443 and it should work in most situations.

This is what I do from work.

Share Report Save level 2 2 years ago 1 for using TeamViewer into a VM on the Unraid box.

Ive just started using Unraid a month or so ago and it works well.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago Had the same issue.

Wrote a little guide here: 3 Share Report Save level 2 Original Poster 2 years ago ah ok, I will have a look when I get home 1 Share Report Save level 2 2 years ago Was just wanting to try this today.

Great walkthrough; going to try when I get off work.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago You could tether your work computer to your phone as a hotspot.

Have you phone join the OpenVPN and your computer should be able to access unraid via browser.

This is assuming you are able to join other WiFi networks with your work computer.

UDP and normal VPN ports are commonly blocked in workplaces.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago Thats tricky.

You could open the port up to your works network IP range.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago Use letsencrypt docker to reverse proxy everything through its baked in nginx.

Youll port forward 80 and 443 to your letsencrypt dockers IP, and configure the nginx config files to point to your other dockers and unraid.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago Set up a Reverse Proxy and configure the apps you want to access.

If you want to access the Unraid GUI, I recommend setting up an Apache Guacamole some kind of additional protection like 2 Factor authentication.

Share Report Save level 1 2 years ago VPN doesnt work through my works firewall either.

I connect via SSH on port 443 from my work back to my router using a key rather than password.

I then have Firefox setup with proxy as 127.0.0.1 on port 8080.

FWIW - I dont have to change any ports, configurations, dockers, etc.

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