Any reason to bond 2 lan ports if the lan is on an unmanaged consumer switch? (1gb lan). I saw a video that said enabling the load balancing without a managed switch just always floods your lan with req and stuff, making your whole network suffer in the end. Either LAG properly with managed...
Good day :)
I am planning a network for my home, a building of 4 apartments. Two heads are better than one and so I want to get a review of the proposed topology attached here.
The downlink from telco to home is Fiber 200 Mbps into a a traditional brick and mortar building of total 400 sq...
Finally got my replacement 10GbE switch racked and tweaked to my liking. It is a UniFi USW-EnterpriseXG-24, to replace my USW-XG-6PoE and keep the Synology 10GbE card happy:
Having run things for a while at 2.5GbE it is good to return to normal service!
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This has been something that I do but I've always wondered this:
And the answer to that last point is: No. A wireless client will access the wired LAN devices from the mesh router's own LAN interface.
I've just tested this by streaming a hi-bit MKV from NAS (wired), via managed switch, and...
Hello all, I’m laying my plans out for moving from a ds1815+ to a ds1821+. My first question (and probably a dumb one) is, if I link two ports on each box to a managed 8-port switch will it speed up the transfer of data or is it still dependent on the router (the one cable from the switch to the...
If I setup all 4 ports of my Synology to be bonded for link aggregation (and then set it up in my managed switch), what happens if the switch dies?
With my old switch I swapped it out for a regular switch and had to re-swap it back in because i could no longer access my synology devices in any...
My US-XG6 has died - no lights, no fan and almost zero power being pulled from the DC brick. Over the last month UI Support has pushed me around in a loop and then to RMA and UI RMA pushes me back to support as the unit is 17 months old.
Bummer.
So for now I have pulled the patch leads from...
hi,
sorry I cannot find any information regarding it and it's enabled by default.
No idea what it does..
It's in Control Panel, in the System tab.
Cheers :)
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