Hello community, I have multiple nodes on the one SYNOLOGY NAS. Few days ago one node started flashing as “Misconfigured”: [image] I have tried restart docker container - fixed for few hours but then received email that my node went offline. Tried to delete and recreate - the same. Fixed but a…

Unfortunately @arrogantrabbit is right, this issue has a low priority: [image] QUIC Misconfigured after upgrade to v1.90.2 troubleshooting yes, I think we have something broken after update from the upstream. However, it’s not so important now

Single Node - 16GB on Synology (apologies for the delay)

It appears the issue no longer manifest with 1.92.1 [image]

After upgrading to version 1.92.1 my node is misconfigured. TCP fastopen works. Qnap with Realtek RTD1296 4-core 1,4GHz [IMG_4058] [IMG_4057] I have another node on the same machine which is at version 1.91.2 and is configured fine

Hello Roberto, it’s the same with me. After the update to the new version 1.92.1, one node is “misconfigured”. The other 2 with version 1.91.2 have the status “OK”. Qnap “arm32” Container station Version 3.0.5.623 (2023/08/30)

Assuming you are running this in Docker on Syno NAS. Change your compose to inlclude: restart: unless-stopped Manually rebuild the container, then MANUALLY STOP THE CONTAINER. Restart your NAS. Wait a couple minutes. Restart the container. The problem happens, in my experience, when the co…

Thanks for trying, still no luck here… Running Synology DS718+ 2x4TB, all ports are open, I’ve restarted the NAS and Router, deleted the container and restarted it, and still nothing. :frowning: Node has been running flawlessly for months until I noticed the “Misconfigured” today. From what I can t…

[image] Nodemansland: From what I can tell from the above posts, this is nothing to worry about? Yes, ignore it. But out of sheer curiosity you can check if this helps.

To follow the suggestion from @arrogantrabbit for the docker node you may try to specify the local IP in the port-mapping option (-p), i.e. -p 192.168.10.11:28967:28967/tcp \ -p 192.168.10.11:28967:28967/udp \ where 192.168.10.11 is the local IP of your Synology.

Hello Alexey, hello Team, there is nothing new for me. I added the IP in front of the port for the Qnap and the node. But this didn’t help either. It remains. QUIC: Misconfigured The other two nodes from the same Qnap continue to run with the older version (1.91.2) with the status Quic: ok. I als…

QUIC Misconfigured after upgrade to v1.90.2

Node Operators troubleshooting

arrogantrabbit December 3, 2023, 5:54am 73

Yes, ignore it. But out of sheer curiosity you can check if this helps.