slow speed need advice

[bapw@comcast.net]

I have 1 1677x with 8 8tb Seagate Enterprise drives. The NAS is attached to a Hades Canyon NUC with a Thunderbolt 3 to 10gbe adapter. The NAS is plugged into the router with a 1 gbe port and this is the default. I have not yet got into vlans or virtual switch or such. Any advice would be so very much appreciated.

[dolbyman]

what exactly is your issue?

[bapw@comcast.net]

Sorry I had to redo the post and missed some info. I am only getting at most 115mb when moving files from the hades canyon to the NAS. This is the computer that is connected by the thunderbolt 3 to 10gbe.

[dolbyman]

is the 10GbE adapter in the same subnet ? or did you create a dedicated one ?

if the same ..did you use the ip of the 10GbE adapter to access the nas?

[bapw@comcast.net]

The Subnet for both is 255.255.255.0. I have two cables going from the router to the 1gb ports. When I am on the web page for the nas after sighing in the address is the one for the 10gbe. It says this http://10.10.10.1:8080/cgi-bin/.

[Don]

255.255.255.0 is not the subnet. That is the subnet mask. What is the IP of the 10GB and 1GB connections?

[bapw@comcast.net]

The Ip of adapter 1 which is the one connected to the router is but not the default is 192.168.50.115, adapter 2 which is going to the router is 192.168.50.120 and this is the default. The ip address of the 10gbe is 10.10.10.1. When I am on the computer connected to the nas by 10 gbe when using QFinder 192.168.50.120 is the only one listed but when I go to connect this comes up http://10.10.10.1:8080/cgi-bin/. One the computers where I attach wirelessly all three of the adapters are listed.

[bapw@comcast.net]

I noticed in looking at the Sonnet Solo that the light is Yellow and not Green so according to the manual it is not communicating at 10gbe.

[bapw@comcast.net]

I tried updating all the drivers on the pc and the light is still yellow. Also plugged into a different port on the pc no change.

[bapw@comcast.net]

Now the 10gbe shows connected on the nas on other computers but the computer that it is hooked up to now will not connect.

[dolbyman]

what did you change ?

[bapw@comcast.net]

I updated the drivers on the computer. I ran the intel check and a number came up as needing updating. Everything from bios, video card, and a whole bunch other and about 10 in all. Also at one time I moved thunderbolt cable from one port to the other to see if that would make a difference but no and the cable is back where it was.

[dolbyman]

not that it should matter, but be advised that intel has "dropped" the vega support , so now the drivers are the regular AMD Radeon drivers

I have the i7-8809G NUC as well

[bapw@comcast.net]

this message is coming up under system devices "tps65988 status_device_power_failure".

[Bob Zelin]

wow -
I just found this post.
You are trying to get fast connection with 10G, and you have a Sonnet thunderbolt 3 to 10G adaptor. You keep referring to the router. Your router is a 1G connection, so if you connect your QNAP 10G port to the router and your Sonnet 10G adaptor to the router, you are only going to get 1G speeds (so 115 MB/sec is the correct speed). To achieve 10G speeds, connect the Sonnet Solo 10G directly to the 10G port of the QNAP.
Assign a static IP address of your QNAP 10G port to 192.168.2.3. Assign the PC (the Hades Canyon ? ) with the Sonnet Solo 10G on it to 192.168.2.11. Do you have a GREEN LED now indicating 10G speeds on the Sonnet ?
Do you have a working ethernet cable ? You can go into the QNAP Control Panel network settings when you are setting the static IP of your 10G port, and it will show if you have a 1G or 10G connection.

SO - let's just say "this still does not work". They you need to borrow someones computer (like a thunderbolt 3 MacBook Pro) and try it again. The Mac must have macOS 10.13.3 running for the Sonnet to work, and no you cannot use a thunderbolt 2 to thunderbolt 3 adaptor for this to work on an older MacBook Pro with thunderbolt 2 connection.

Bob Zelin