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Currently it is next to impossible to max out a 10Gbps connection on Wi-Fi so I doubt you will get there. That said, you will a very nice speed bump compared to current standards. Realistically, 10Gbps will only be achievable with ethernet. Even with the latest MLO features enabled in Wi-Fi 7, the "best" you can expect is half of that. Let me know what speeds you actually get.

Outstanding. Thanks for the feedback.

Glad to hear, and thanks for the feedback.

You can use any email address located under More Options. Thanks for the feedback and great question.

Yep, for most applications.

I have not tried this exact combination so I can't speak from experience, however, my understanding, it that you will have to add two more drives and create a second raid1 set. I would shoot this question to QNAP before trying it out if this is critical data.

Great detail and thanks for the feedback. Good luck with the EAP-773 and let me how you like it. They made look much nicer in this new series.

@@MikeFaucher will do 😉 the only video i saw so far that did a test was this one czcams.com/video/BC6wu1pi8Ts/video.html i did buy a sfp+ 10g base t module, but now that i think about it, it won't have poe++ ? so i may have to stick to the 2.5gbe ports or get a poe++ injector which i heard are pretty expensive. In future i might upgrade to a proper 10g base t switch with poe++ so the later will probably be what i go with.

@@MikeFaucher there was also a wifi7 test for the samsung s24 ultra but it's not in english. also this guy didn't use the 320 MHz capable wifi7 ap, so he isn't maxing out what it's capable of czcams.com/video/GOK2kby2nqA/video.html

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Thanks for the feedback.

Did you create a network and VLAN with UniFi?

​@@MikeFaucher Hi Mike, thanks for your reply, yes as I mentioned that before I got it work with two different firewalls Zyxel and Fortigate no problem at all, I did it in less 5 minutes, the problem is that I can't see any clients getting IP addresses from Sophos. I searched for the cause of the problem but can't find any solution. What I can understand the problem is Sophos, that's for sure the question is what. Thanks again for your time. Cheers!

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Any user that you grant access to your system can can use the exit node.

@@MikeFaucher But can they share one of their own?

@@Xyz-cd3rd There can be only one exit node at a time and as many users as you want sharing it

Any user that you grant access to your system can can use the exit node.

This does not sound right at all. Have you tried this drive anywhere else or can you try a different drive in the enclosure? To the best of my knowledge, there should not be any compatibility issues but would love to hear about it if you find one.

@@MikeFaucher Seems its the drive itself not the enclosure, the Crucial P3 Plus uses QLC NAND and once writing over a few GB's of data slows to a crawl (sub 100MBps) and is probably compounded by being in an enclosure. The drive was pretty full so cache had run out.

No, these travel routers allow you to connect your phones, iPads, or laptops to this device, which then hooks up to a single internet connection.

The recommended way is to use an external device as failure can come from the device itself. Optionally, you can use snapshots to pool 2 and a full backup to external drive.

@@MikeFaucher Thank you, I think I solved creating a shared folder on Pool 2 and hyper backup there..

@@arksurvivalevolved9190 Excellent; thanks for the update.

Interesting idea. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. Interesting issue you experienced. The 3 that I have have not had issues with my MAC products as that is mostly what I use hubs and docking stations on. Thanks for sharing your experience with it.

Excellent, great to hear. Thanks for the feedback.

Once you log into to router and connect with the wireless netwrok, you should be able to change your wireless connection and go to your browser and visit any web page (might have to hit refresh a couple of times). The portal page should come up and you can agreen to the terms and it should then work. Hope that helps.

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What router or AP are connecting to.

No problem! Thanks for the feedback.

Backups are incremental meaning only what you change after the initial backup. Sync will keep the same data on both devices.

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No problem. Thanks.

Yes they got rid of a separate package and now you install it through through Docker. I need to update this video as things have changed. Thanks for pointing that out.

Thx​. Yes, i did install it via docker, all works. The only thing to note is that Image not downloading via register tab, did it via SSH with pull command

@@NYTV_YT Thanks for the update. I'm glad you got it working.

Can't answer that as I did not take these apart. Great question.

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What drive did you put in the enclosure? Are you using an M1 or M2 MAC? You may have a bad SSD or enclosure. I tested with 4 different macs and it worked in all of them, Can you provide a bit more detail?

@@MikeFaucher Thank you very much for caring but it was a dumb mistake from my side 😅, i didn't plug the SSD inside the enclosure all the way in.. Works perfectly fine now sorryy😶‍🌫

@@mariotopez I'm Glad it worked out. It happens to everyone at one time or another. Good luck, and thanks for letting us know.

Absolutely. Great question.

Not sure. You will have to check the MFG specs for operating temperature.

Great question. Yes, everything is encrypted point to point but once you exit from the subnet router into your local LAN, it is just like being at home. It is a very secure way to access all your local stuff. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you 👍

Glad it was helpful and thanks for the feedback.

Awesome, thanks for the feedback!

@@MikeFaucher My pleasure Mike. Longtime Apple Systems Engineer… I can think of some potentially cool Synology NAS processes that might be of interest to people..and potential You Tube videos. For example data sync / backup. rsync local files to the NAS, (instead of a Time Machine backup), which can be riddled with issues. Rsync is sweet once you get the command and flags right. Just one example of some practical processes that could be valuable to users of a NAS and uses of a NAS, it’s all about our data and managing it efficiently….

There is no end to learning. Thanks for the feedback!

They should be the same for that application.

@@MikeFaucher I have a VPN on my work pc . I need the best latency. That’s why I need to know what is the best choice.

If you set the drives up when you first get the device to be independent drives, you can do that with their backup or sync program. The best way, however, is to let it set up the raid and have full drive redundancy which is the default, and then back up to an external drive. Check out this video as it may help you (czcams.com/video/tP_QKtJ0BTo/video.html)

@@MikeFaucher Hi Mike, thanks for the link. Do I understand you right? I configured the NAS to raid1. So it automatically backs up the first drive to the second drive? That would be oké! How can I check that for sure. I can’t approach the second drive and have a look if it backed up allright?

@@janspel134 In RAID 1, it is not really a backup but a redundancy. It contains the same information all the time, and information is always duplicated, but you can not access the second drive directly. To tell the configuration, go into your storage manager, click on STORAGE, and then click on STORAGE POOL, and see what is says next to the info section next to RAID type. Typically, the storage capacity will be equal to one drive. Another words, 2 4T drives gives you only 4T of usable space..

Thanks for the great feedback. Appreciate it.

Awesome and thanks for the feedback. Glad you liked it.

It is a bit large but most T4/UBB4 enclosures are about the same size. Between the extra circuitry and heatsinking, they are larger. They do make a dual drive but it is a little large and of course much more expensive. Thanks for the feedback.

You need a WiFi 7 router and a WiFi 7 device like a laptop and that is pretty much it.

@@MikeFaucher yeah i found out the motherboard on my pc supports only wifi 6 i will probably upgrade down the line

Can you explain what you have tried? Are you running this exact model? What IP address are you using? The process I use is to go to my router and look at the DHCP reservation table on my router and find the switch IP and then type in to the browser 192.168.x.x.

@@MikeFaucher Thank you for your reply. Model Tl-SG1016PE. Following your instructions I have now found the IP of the switch, I entered this into my browser and now get the login page but I enter admin for username and password and get "this page isn't working 192*** didn't send any data ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE ?

Ok I have got it now, thanks so much for your help

@@davidwinter4693 Try a hard reset on the switch and double check they have not changed the default username and password.

I just reviewed the Acasis TBS405Plus NVMe and docking station (czcams.com/video/50J_ng-ok9k/video.html). If I get a change to do another with active cooling I will. Thanks for the suggestion.

Sorry, but you have to use a managed switch to setup link aggregation otherwise it will not work.

@@MikeFaucher I think your wrong on that as I have set it up on both kinds of switch and it works. Why do you thing the setup allows for both. I think you missed my point there. There two senerios with or without a managed switch and you needed to show both to show the outcome of those two posable situations.

@@michaelcloutier2225 Technically you can set it up on one side but it will not aggregate. You need a sender and receiver to aggregate. That said you can set up failover.

Thanks for pointing that out.

Great to hear and thanks for the feedback, it is appreciated!