How to copy 56TB from TS-653B to TS-873A?

[tomiisek]

What's the best way how to copy 56TB of data from old TS-653B with old HDDs to new TS-873A with new HDDs?

Connect them directly with some cable?

Or by connecting TS-653B with 2 network cables and TS-873A also with 2 network cables to the same TP-Link Archer AX6000 router?

[dolbyman]

Connect them via 1GbE (or upgrade both to faster speeds via expansion cards) and do the transfer

[FSC830]

Using two cables does not double the speed!

Regards

[OneCD]

Using two cables does not double the speed!

But, what if you used really thick cables? Would that help?

[FSC830]

Using two cables does not double the speed!

But, what if you used really thick cables? Would that help?

Only if you could fix the funnel at the IN end and push very hard! Then at the OUT end you will see increasing speed.

Regards

[OneCD]

So, the key here is pressure.

[PeterT1959]

How about solid single crystal cables? They work great for audiophiles

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[OneCD]

Oh, I hadn’t heard of these… must check ‘em out.

[FSC830]

How about solid single crystal cables? They work great for audiophiles
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No, you are wrong! These are good for audio, but for networking, data and such stuff you need the quad wired dynamic moonshine-flow cables.
Yes, they are more expensive, but never got one which was breaking/interrupting any traffic.

Regards