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@@ -69,6 +69,7 @@ export const docsNavigation = [
                     { title: 'Proxmox VE', href: '/get-started/install/proxmox-ve' },
                     { title: 'Synology', href: '/get-started/install/synology' },
                     { title: 'TrueNAS', href: '/get-started/install/truenas' },
+                    { title: 'Unraid', href: '/get-started/install/unraid' },
                     { title: 'pfSense', href: '/get-started/install/pfsense' },
                     { title: 'OPNsense', href: '/get-started/install/opnsense' },
                     { title: 'OpenWrt', href: '/get-started/install/openwrt' },
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 ## Additional Platforms
 * [Install on Synology](/get-started/install/synology)
 * [Install on TrueNAS](/get-started/install/truenas)
+* [Install on Unraid](/get-started/install/unraid)
 * [Install on pfSense](/get-started/install/pfsense)
 * [Install on OPNSense](/get-started/install/opnsense)
 * [Install on OpenWrt](/get-started/install/openwrt)
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+import {Note} from "@/components/mdx";
+
+export const description = 'Install the NetBird plugin on Unraid, register your server with a setup key, and access it remotely over your NetBird network.'
+
+# Install NetBird on Unraid
+
+To reach your Unraid server from another location, install the [NetBird plugin](https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird-unraid) and join it to your NetBird network. The plugin runs directly on the Unraid host, making the server a peer (a device connected to NetBird) with its own NetBird IP address.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- Unraid **7.0.0 or later**, with access to its web interface.
+- A [NetBird Cloud account](https://app.netbird.io/) or a [self-hosted NetBird deployment](/selfhosted/selfhosted-quickstart).
+- A [setup key](/manage/peers/register-machines-using-setup-keys), which registers the server with your NetBird account. Create a one-off key under **Settings → Setup Keys** in the NetBird dashboard. Leave **Ephemeral Peers** disabled for this persistent server.
+- [NetBird installed](/get-started/install) on the laptop you will use to access Unraid, connected to the same account.
+
+## Install the plugin
+
+Choose either the app catalog or the direct plugin URL.
+
+### From the app catalog
+
+1. Open **Apps** in the Unraid web interface and search for **NetBird**.
+2. Select the **NetBird** plugin and click **Install**.
+3. Wait for installation to finish, then open **Settings → NetBird** and select the plugin's **Settings** tab.
+
+### With the plugin URL
+
+1. In the Unraid web interface, open **Plugins → Install Plugin**.
+2. Paste the following URL into the plugin URL field:
+
+   ```text
+   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/netbirdio/netbird-unraid/main/plugin/netbird.plg
+   ```
+
+3. Click **Install** and wait for installation to finish.
+4. Open **Settings → NetBird**, then select the plugin's **Settings** tab.
+
+The plugin installs the NetBird client and its service. A fresh installation stays disabled until you configure and enable it in the next step.
+
+## Connect your server
+
+1. In the plugin's **Settings** tab, configure these fields:
+
+   | Field | Value |
+   | --- | --- |
+   | **Enable NetBird** | Select **Yes**. |
+   | **Management URL** | Leave blank for NetBird Cloud. For self-hosted NetBird, enter your management server URL, such as `https://netbird.example.com`. |
+   | **Setup Key** | Paste the setup key you created in the NetBird dashboard. |
+   | **Hostname** | Optional. Enter a name you recognize, or leave blank to use your Unraid server's hostname. |
+
+2. Leave the other settings at their defaults and click **Apply**. The plugin starts NetBird and registers the server. This plugin uses setup keys for registration, so there is no browser sign-in step.
+3. Select the **NetBird** tab to view the connection status. Confirm that **Daemon status**, **Management**, and **Signal** show **Connected**, and note the **NetBird IPv4** address.
+4. Open **Peers** in the [NetBird dashboard](https://app.netbird.io/), or your self-hosted dashboard, and confirm that your Unraid server appears as connected.
+
+<img src="/docs-static/img/get-started/unraid/netbird-connected.png" alt="NetBird plugin in Unraid showing a running service, its assigned NetBird addresses, and connected management and signal services" className="imagewrapper-big"/>
+
+The NetBird tab shows the server's connection details. Your addresses and management URL will differ from this example.
+
+<Note>
+Changing **Management URL** or **Hostname** after registration creates a new peer identity and IP address. You will need a valid setup key to register it again, and the old peer remains in the NetBird dashboard until you delete it. Choose these values before the first connection.
+</Note>
+
+## Access the Unraid web interface
+
+1. In the NetBird dashboard, place your Unraid peer in a dedicated peer group and configure an [access control policy](/manage/access-control/manage-network-access) allowing your laptop's group to reach it on the TCP port used by the Unraid web interface. Limit the policy to the devices and ports that need access.
+2. On your connected laptop, open the server's NetBird IP address in a browser, using the protocol and port configured for your Unraid web interface. Use the address without the subnet suffix: for example, `100.64.0.10` if the plugin displays `100.64.0.10/16`.
+3. Sign in with your normal Unraid credentials. NetBird provides the network connection; Unraid still handles web interface authentication.
+
+The plugin makes the web interface listen on the NetBird interface. You do not need a network route to reach the Unraid host through its NetBird IP.
+
+To access other devices on your home network through this server, follow [Access Home Devices](/use-cases/remote-access/access-home-devices) and use the Unraid peer as the routing peer, the device that forwards traffic to those resources.
+
+## Plugin options and functionality
+
+### Settings
+
+Beyond the registration fields, the **Settings** tab provides these options. Click **Apply** after making changes.
+
+| Option | Default | What it does |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| **Enable NetBird** | **No** on a fresh installation | Enables the service and automatic startup. Set it to **No** and apply to stop NetBird and keep it disabled. |
+| **Manage DNS** | **Yes** | Lets NetBird configure the host's DNS resolver for peer names and nameservers defined in your NetBird account. Set it to **No** to use Unraid's existing DNS configuration. |
+| **Enable NetBird SSH** | **No** | Enables NetBird's built-in SSH server, including root login on Unraid. You must also enable SSH for the peer and configure access policies in the NetBird dashboard. Follow the [SSH access guide](/manage/peers/ssh) and limit access to the users who need it. |
+| **Enable Rosenpass** | **No** | Adds [post-quantum key exchange](/client/post-quantum-cryptography) to WireGuard connections. **Yes** requires the other peer to use Rosenpass. **Yes (permissive)** uses it where supported and allows standard WireGuard connections to other peers. |
+| **Pre-shared Key** | Empty | Sets an optional additional WireGuard key for the selected profile. Leave blank unless your peers are configured to use one. |
+| **Log Level** | **Info** | Controls how much detail NetBird writes to `/var/log/netbird.log`. Use **Debug** or **Trace** when investigating a problem, then return to **Info**. |
+
+DNS, SSH, Rosenpass, log level, and service enablement apply across profiles. Changing DNS, SSH, or Rosenpass settings reconnects NetBird to apply them.
+
+<Note>
+A pre-shared key can be set or changed, but clearing the field does not remove an existing key. Removing it requires erasing the profile and setting it up again.
+</Note>
+
+### Profiles
+
+A profile keeps a separate NetBird identity and registration settings. You can use profiles to switch between accounts, such as NetBird Cloud and a self-hosted deployment. Only one profile is active at a time.
+
+Profile controls are available while NetBird is running:
+
+1. Enter a unique profile name in the **Settings** tab and click **+ Add**.
+2. Fill in that profile's **Management URL**, **Setup Key**, and optional **Hostname**. Click **Apply** to save, activate, and connect it.
+3. To return to a configured profile, choose it from the **Profile** list and click **Switch**.
+
+Choosing a profile from the list only changes which settings you are viewing. **Switch** activates it; **Apply** saves the selected profile's settings and activates it. Switching disconnects the previous profile. **Delete** removes the selected profile and its stored credentials from this host.
+
+### Status and service controls
+
+The **NetBird** tab shows the connection state, assigned addresses, and peer connections. Its buttons let you manage the active connection:
+
+- **Connect** reconnects an already configured profile.
+- **Disconnect** takes the profile offline while leaving the service running.
+- **Restart** restarts the NetBird service.
+- **Refresh** reloads the status page.
+
+To keep NetBird stopped across reboots, use **Enable NetBird: No** and **Apply** in **Settings**. Disconnecting alone does not disable automatic startup.
+
+The Unraid **Dashboard** also includes a NetBird tile for a quick status check. The plugin's **Info** tab lists the plugin and client versions, configuration paths, and log location.
+
+## Reboots and updates
+
+Once enabled, the plugin starts NetBird automatically when the Unraid array starts. It stores configuration and peer identity on the USB flash drive, so the server stays registered across reboots:
+
+- Configuration: `/boot/config/plugins/netbird/etc`
+- State: `/boot/config/plugins/netbird/lib`
+
+Install updates from Unraid's **Plugins** page. The plugin manages both its web interface and the bundled NetBird client.
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+### The server does not connect
+
+Confirm that **Enable NetBird** is set to **Yes** and that you clicked **Apply**. For a new registration, check that the setup key is valid and that **Management URL** points to the account that issued it. A used one-off key cannot register a new identity.
+
+Open the Unraid terminal to inspect the connection and recent logs:
+
+```bash
+netbird status -d
+tail -n 100 /var/log/netbird.log
+```
+
+After correcting the settings, click **Apply** and check the **NetBird** tab again.
+
+### Internet names stop resolving on Unraid
+
+The plugin enables **Manage DNS** by default. If Unraid cannot resolve internet names after connecting, check your [NetBird DNS configuration](/manage/dns) and configure a nameserver group that can resolve those names for the Unraid peer.
+
+If you want Unraid to keep using its existing DNS configuration, set **Manage DNS** to **No** in the plugin's **Settings** tab and click **Apply**. This disables NetBird's DNS management on the host, so NetBird peer names will need another DNS configuration to resolve. You can still connect using NetBird IP addresses.