Low transfer speed on 10g cable

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Piiba
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Re: Low transfer speed on 10g cable

Post by Piiba »

OK i solved, i was accessing the shared folder via hostname. I made it by ip and it's ok now!

Thx again guys, i learned one more thing today!
FSC830
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Re: Low transfer speed on 10g cable

Post by FSC830 »

Great job! :mrgreen:

If you still want to use hostname in future, you need to set a hostname for each NAS interface, i.e. mynas for the 1g IP and mynas10 for the 10g IP.
Then you can use

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\\mynas10\myshare
for the connection via 10g and

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\\mynas\myshare
for the connection using 1g.

Regards

Edit: you need to do this in name resolution, either the local /etc/hosts (in Win: ../system32/drivers/etc/hosts) or in DNS server (if any).
May the router allows to set a second name for the NAS (even NAS is not connected via router).
But the 10g is currently a point-2-point connection, so the PCs local hosts file would be my choice.

If you stay connecting via IP you are done.
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