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Hi,
I have DS 1817+ and added in Dual 10Gbit SFP+ Synology NIC so i can have 10Gbit link to my switches/PC.
And all that works fine for years. I've even used Bond/Dual 10Gbit (Using DAC cables) to make it 20Gbit throughput (just because it can not 'coz I need it now ).
But since no Synology Add in card supports Wake On Lan (WoL) feature, i still have connected one Synology 1GBit RJ45 LAN port, so I can wake up NAS when I need it (It's my backup NAS so it's not on all the time).
BUT problem I have is that IF I use WoL function then all what i copy/work on NAS is using RJ45 1Gbit port and limiting me to 115-120MB/s regardless of me having Network connections order set to 10Gbit card/NIC first.
And If I boot NAS by pressing actual power button then it's fine, then it uses 10Gbit card for all the transfers on that session..
Is there a way to force it to use 10Gbit card every time regardless of me using 1Gbit port for WoL ?
P.S. Each NIC has it's own static IP address.
Thanks
I have DS 1817+ and added in Dual 10Gbit SFP+ Synology NIC so i can have 10Gbit link to my switches/PC.
And all that works fine for years. I've even used Bond/Dual 10Gbit (Using DAC cables) to make it 20Gbit throughput (just because it can not 'coz I need it now ).
But since no Synology Add in card supports Wake On Lan (WoL) feature, i still have connected one Synology 1GBit RJ45 LAN port, so I can wake up NAS when I need it (It's my backup NAS so it's not on all the time).
BUT problem I have is that IF I use WoL function then all what i copy/work on NAS is using RJ45 1Gbit port and limiting me to 115-120MB/s regardless of me having Network connections order set to 10Gbit card/NIC first.
And If I boot NAS by pressing actual power button then it's fine, then it uses 10Gbit card for all the transfers on that session..
Is there a way to force it to use 10Gbit card every time regardless of me using 1Gbit port for WoL ?
P.S. Each NIC has it's own static IP address.
Thanks