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In case it was not already mentioned the cost of certificates can be expensive, especially if you want external access. While you can force systems to trust self signed certificates it often leads to more issues and down time. I used to use a Relay SmartHost by DYNDNS years ago to get around some of the issues mentioned above.

I agree with the cloud option above. Also security settings and protocols used can also play a role. I have a QNAP and uploading files over the internet a pain. I get 15mbps speeds uploading over https or I get 500mbps via FTP. My home router’s built in firewall and the https encryption even ftp encryption all play into the speed as well. So without knowing stuff like model, settings, of even how it’s being accessed it’s hard to really provide any help.

I have a i9-7980XE on a ASUS Prime Deluxe II board. I also have a quad channel corsair kit of 128GB vengeance DDR4 3800MHZ C19 ram. I have not been able to get this CPU stable since i got it. Even default BIOS settings seems to be sometimes unstable under load, but i would like to get a 4 to 4.2 OC out of it. XMP seems to make it more unstable, but i don't really care to much about the memory overclocking at this point. I actually stated off with the Prime Deluxe board before moving to Deluxe II board. I have tried the EZ overclock settings as well as manually going thru the advanced settings disabling everything that is stays to disable if overclocking and setting all the extreme settings etc. I have only somewhat touched the manual voltage settings. I have the triple Corsair AIO and i know the heat in this chip is intense, but from what i read a 4.2 should be doable and it does not reach max temp until after the machine crashes according to the MB display. I assume that means it does not have the voltage to keep up with the draw. Does anyone have some idea what i am missing here or what settings i should be trying?

Yes so im running an eGPU via thunderbolt 3 so i think that is limited to 4 lanes not sure if each of the 2 tb3 ports share that 4 lanes or if they are split. I have no idea what the internal GPU is running at but add 3 m.2 drives and i assume the USB ports need some lanes as well.

Yes same eGPU and card and is connected to old laptop with no issues. The old laptop has an internal Quadro M100M GPU vs the internal Quadro P2000 that the new laptop has. Not sure on the lane difference between the two.

I have a dell Precision 7530 with an i9-8950HK which has 16 PCIe lanes according to Intel's website. Its other specs are 64GB RAM in 4 modules, Quadro P2000 graphics card, 3 M.2 NVMe drives, external GPU with 2080TI connected to thunderbolt 3 and some peripherals connected to powered USB hub (Logitech keyboard, mouse, cd/dvd drive, and 1 usb hard drive). I have been having issues where my USB devices seem to either keep disconnecting and connecting as if my USB controller is being reset, my sound is becomes gargled, and if my keyboard is working it acts like keys are being suck for a sec or two. Try to backspace once and an entire line is removed etc. I have tried different USB hubs, and peripherals, but it does not help. I have installed Windows 1803 and 1909 dozens of times, rolled firmware back and forwards etc. Dell even sent me a replacement system board with integrated CPU to test with no success. I connected my older Dell 5510 with a Xeon E3-1505M v5 CPU in the exact same setup minus internal components and it has been working perfectly for weeks. I am wondering if i am just overwhelming my CPU lanes or something. There is not any documentation for the dell system board to tell me what lanes and bandwidth go where. I did a lspci command and attached. I am wondering people here who are much smarter than me can tell me either way or guide me to what the issue may be. lspci.txt

Looking for some help/advice. I have a R8000 and am trying to connect to an EX8000 in extender mode. The 2.4Ghz band connects but the 5Ghz band from router to extender just will not connect. Range is not the issue. I have factory reset both devices. Even purchased a second extender to test. I can connect to the 2 5Ghz bands on the router no issues. Any ideas here? I am an advanced user so I did check that it was plugged in. I don’t want to flash to 3rd party firmware.

Just ran into this issue on Server 2019 so pretty much Windows 10 and my solution was stupid. I had task manager open which monitors disk I/O and once i closed that iSCSI initiator disconnected normally.