So I can not view the image you supplied....pwilson wrote:If you want to get fancy, or if you have multiple NAS devices, you can operate a second network to connect some of your equipment together on a second network, so you can get Server-to-Server traffic onto it's own dedicated network, so that Server to Server traffic doesn't saturate your main LAN+Internet subnet:romu@asnieres wrote:Hi all,
I have a QNAP TS-251 plug to my network using 1st ethernet port.
Is it possible to connect a computer to the 2nd ethernet port of the NAS to access to the NAS and to internet ? I tried to connect my labtop. I can connect to the NAs but not to internet.
thanks for your help,
Romuald
(I created this graphic to help someone previously in this Forum with a similar question).
Can you post it again or somewhere else?
Thanks
Perry
NAS model: TVS-871
QST: 4.3.3 Build 20170703
Network: Adapter 1+2 (1GbE+1GbE) Connected 1 Gbps Balance-alb
Trunking:Adapter 3+4 (1GbE+1GbE) Connected 1 Gbps Balance-tlb
Eithernet 5, 6: 10 GbE Intel X520-SR2
Drive Configuration: RAID 10
Drive Manufacturer: WD Red