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!
Low transfer speed on 10g cable
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Re: Low transfer speed on 10g cable
Great job!
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 for the connection via 10g and
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.
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
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\\mynas\myshare
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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