1xPC with 2xLAN connected to switch
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Hello,
Hello i bought second ethernet to my PC, i want to try multi-channel with win 10 (2 GB/s bandwidth). It's seems it works. Bandwidth was distributed across two ethernet cards 2 x 500 Mb/s in same time. It should be 2x 1GB/s but second USB ethernet on notebook did not want to work this way. Because i am just a regular user :D i give it up.
But i let 2 x ethernet from one PC connected to switch still. And here is a problem "i think". It's seems laggy when are connected two cables from one PC to switch. I can notice it when i am browsing the internet, it seems to be always quicker with just one cable connected.
I do not need any help but guess the you tp-link.com can check this "issue?".
Best regards, Mac
Hello i finally make it work :) There was a driver issue on notebook side. No problem with tp-link switch at all, no laggy any more. I love tp-link now :)
There is no need to set link aggregation or teaming anywhere. SMB Multichannel is just plug and play if every thing is setup well. And that was a problem, because i have no elementary knowledge about ethernet things. I will share with you guys how i make it work. You can find same pictures in .pdf attachment.
Some links: SMB wikipedia , SMB Microsoft blogs
System on both NB and PC is latest Windows 10 (20H2, October)
Best regards, Mac
Hello i finally make it work :) There was a driver issue on notebook side. No problem with tp-link switch at all, no laggy any more. I love tp-link now :)
There is no need to set link aggregation or teaming anywhere. SMB Multichannel is just plug and play if every thing is setup well. And that was a problem, because i have no elementary knowledge about ethernet things. I will share with you guys how i make it work. You can find same pictures in .pdf attachment.
Some links: SMB wikipedia , SMB Microsoft blogs
System on both NB and PC is latest Windows 10 (20H2, October)
Best regards, Mac