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Technical support for MikroTik, focusing on Simple Queues and Unraid with Docker-based bandwidth control.

Technical support for MikroTik, focusing on Simple Queues and Unraid with Docker-based bandwidth control.

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04-26-2016, 03:16 PM
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I managed to solve it a bit by adjusting things myself. If you're similar to others who followed Spaceinvader One's instructions for configuring Nextcloud with Unraid, you're likely using proxynet. I had to move the Nextcloud-related docker containers to br0 so that Unraid's DHCP Pool could assign IP addresses compatible with my Mikrotik router. It’s possible this still works on proxynet, though I wasn’t sure. Once I switched the docker containers, I assigned static IPs from the DHCP pool in "Settings > Docker > DHCP Pool." After that, I set up a Simple Queue in RouterOS using the static IP for Nextcloud in Unraid, following Mikrotik's YouTube tutorial, and everything functioned correctly.

I still have some questions, such as why my Unraid static IPs aren't showing up in the leases even though I created a queue for them. I can still generate queues for them as if they existed, but they don’t appear despite working. Also, when I configured DHCP on my router, I had to manually pick an IP range—like xxx.xxx.x.x-xxx.xxx.x.x—but Unraid only offered a dropdown with ".128" and another set of numbers. I ended up choosing "/28," thinking it might be 128–144. Could you clarify what that "/28" means and how it influences the pool range? I’m still trying to understand all these settings and protocols. Please let me know if I misinterpreted anything.
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04-26-2016, 03:16 PM #1

I managed to solve it a bit by adjusting things myself. If you're similar to others who followed Spaceinvader One's instructions for configuring Nextcloud with Unraid, you're likely using proxynet. I had to move the Nextcloud-related docker containers to br0 so that Unraid's DHCP Pool could assign IP addresses compatible with my Mikrotik router. It’s possible this still works on proxynet, though I wasn’t sure. Once I switched the docker containers, I assigned static IPs from the DHCP pool in "Settings > Docker > DHCP Pool." After that, I set up a Simple Queue in RouterOS using the static IP for Nextcloud in Unraid, following Mikrotik's YouTube tutorial, and everything functioned correctly.

I still have some questions, such as why my Unraid static IPs aren't showing up in the leases even though I created a queue for them. I can still generate queues for them as if they existed, but they don’t appear despite working. Also, when I configured DHCP on my router, I had to manually pick an IP range—like xxx.xxx.x.x-xxx.xxx.x.x—but Unraid only offered a dropdown with ".128" and another set of numbers. I ended up choosing "/28," thinking it might be 128–144. Could you clarify what that "/28" means and how it influences the pool range? I’m still trying to understand all these settings and protocols. Please let me know if I misinterpreted anything.

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