netts

Replying before this thread gets too long... Glad I didn't buy one!

Use SMB. Build a VPN to do it through. Other than that sftp or NFS will do. You could get get complex and use GlusterFS with async replication going over the WAN.

Well here's my discord if we're ever on at the same time. netts#2142

I'm a noob. What coast do you hail from?

You will never achieve true bandwidth over 1 Gbs using NIC teaming, LACP, or Ethernet bonding. The application itself must be able to perform multiple sessions via multiple interfaces (like SMBv3). Teaming is just for load balancing different sessions across NICS using different methods. The easiest method is round robin. Things can get a bit more complex when using IP hashing and such things like that. If you need the redundancy linux and windows will perform link aggregation without a special switch.

Beautiful! I'm still waiting for my new build to come in. Got the board from mass drop. Just waiting for the CPU, RAM, and new case. Moving from FX 8320 to AMD Ryzen 7 1800x.

Once I find out how good the community is I'll consider it. Let the time of testing being.

Download PingPlotter and send me the report please. Let it run while your gaming too. If you know how to use wireshark.. you should run that to.

I had a NVIDIA 470 by ZOTAC for about 6 years. Long time haha. Worked well.

We'll need some more information my friend. What exactly happens?

Hi! Name is Nate, alias netts clearly. I've been watching Linus for a good few years now. He entertains me at work and at home. Anyways just wanted to introduce myself to the community and say hi! I wanted to be part of something other than Spiceworks. I'm a network engineer for a living so if you guys have any trouble doing that stuff, I'm here to help and give input. Nice to meet you all!

The only benefit of link-aggregation would be fail over for anyone not having multiple computers connecting to a single server at one time.