2 ethernet ports on Nas 520?
atopos
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Hello,
I am trying to connect 2 pc's through ethernet on the 520,
both ports work fine on the 520(gigabit speed-orange led) but as soon as I connect the second port I do not have access to my files?
P.s I find it hard to believe that the 2 ethernet inputs are only for aggregated link..?
When connected to a 4 port 10/100 switch that I had laying around both pc worked fine but really slow.
I am trying to connect 2 pc's through ethernet on the 520,
both ports work fine on the 520(gigabit speed-orange led) but as soon as I connect the second port I do not have access to my files?
P.s I find it hard to believe that the 2 ethernet inputs are only for aggregated link..?
When connected to a 4 port 10/100 switch that I had laying around both pc worked fine but really slow.
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Lan1:IP->192.168.10.1Netmask->255.255.255.0Pc1:IP->192.168.10.2Netmask->255.255.255.0Lan2:IP->192.168.11.1Netmask->255.255.255.0Pc2:IP->192.168.11.2Netmask->255.255.255.0Gateway and dns are all empty. If your wifi happens to have one of these subnets (192.168.10.x or 192.168.11.x) use 192.168.12.x instead. Doesn't matter where.
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You have to set interface for each ethernet port, they'll become a LAG if you assign the same configuration to them.1
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What is your IP address for both interface on NAS and what is the IP address of your PC?0
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When connected to a 4 port 10/100 switch that I had laying around both pc worked fine but really slow.
Do you mean that you are not using a switch when connecting through gigabit? That can be done, but both PC's should be in a different subnet, and so should be the ports on the NAS. Else the NAS won't know which port to use to reach a certain PC.
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Most probably that is the problem then, could anyone post "reccomended settings" for lan1/lan2 (on the zyxel) and for the 2 Ethernet adaptors of the PC's?
For example->
Lan 1
Ip address->?
Subnet mask->?
Gateway mask->?
Primary Dns->?
And what should I input on the Ethernet card on the PC
Ip address->?
Subnet mask->?
Gateway mask->?
Dns->?
P.s The 2 computers get internet through WiFi so Ethernet won't interfere with other settings.
Thank everyone for helping!0 -
Lan1:IP->192.168.10.1Netmask->255.255.255.0Pc1:IP->192.168.10.2Netmask->255.255.255.0Lan2:IP->192.168.11.1Netmask->255.255.255.0Pc2:IP->192.168.11.2Netmask->255.255.255.0Gateway and dns are all empty. If your wifi happens to have one of these subnets (192.168.10.x or 192.168.11.x) use 192.168.12.x instead. Doesn't matter where.
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