nhanhieulogo 0 Posted May 9, 2018 Ouch. So: - the switch isn't working - cables not working - drivers not properly installed - ? My idea about subnets is I think a red herring: SMB Multichannel should work on client and server OOTB. If you have a spare 1GB switch replace the 10GB switch. This will show whether SMB MC is working.http://nhanhieulogo.com/dang-ky-nhan-hieu-tai-ha-noi-nd,24724 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Poppapete 104 Posted May 9, 2018 All working using W10 machines. Did not work with Server 2012R2E OS. Probably a driver issue with the 10G NIC. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pcdoc 114 Posted June 9, 2018 Extremely late to the post here but wanted to share some of the experiences I had. I also used the Asus NIC along with a NetgearGS110EMX, and then a QNAP QSW-1208-8C-US and had several weird issues that range from not being able to access devices to other random events. It was worse when I used the Asus driver and worked moderately better with windows native drivers but neither was acceptable. I replaced it with an OEM Intel card and all my issues went away and gained about 20-25% in performance. As I now have multiple systems with 10G, I still use the Asus cards in my backup/Plex server where it is more of a single purpose and seems to work fine. I am running on the native windows 10 drivers. I realize the Intel cards are quite a bit more but if you are investing in 10G, consider spending a bit more and minimize issues. If anyone is interested, the link shows my existing configuration. https://thedocsworld.net/home-network/ 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ShadowPeo 72 Posted June 14, 2018 +1 for intel cards, both wired and wireless they have never failed me, even where others have not worked, Intel have been flawless Share this post Link to post Share on other sites