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Thank you all for your help. I think I found a solution, there is a module in speedify (Connectify Hotspot) is a virtual router that might do the trick. I will update the thread.

Thank you, I am not sure that this is what I need, I just want to send large files to my customers, photos and videos and I need to do this remotely sometimes. My internet connection is not great, and I have a second one to make things faster for heavy uploads.

Hi all, I need to combine 2 internet links in one. I use a Qnap NAS and a Qnap managed switch. The routers for both connections are the stock routers send by the provider. I am currently using a service called speedify for Windows, and it works, but I need the combined connection to be available on the Nas and my network. My guess is that the switch is the key here, I tried link aggregation, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Can anyone help? Thank you.

Thank you all for taking the time to help me. Unfortunately the cloud storage is not an option. I am on a VDSL connection (5 Mbit/s upstream). I have 2 of those paired with speedify so my total upload speed is 10 Mbit/s.

Hi. I run a small company doing commercial photography. We have 5 computers where we use Lightroom and Photoshop for color and retouch. Worst case scenario is when 3 people need to access, copy, or save large amounts of photos. Our current workflow is as follows. We use one PC as a server and workstation, the main purpose of that one is creative retouching and illustration, not much batch operations on that computer. So we have 1 hard drive shared on that PC and everyone accesses files there. I also have a mirrored HD for safe backup installed and it updates twice a day with "Syncback". We are on a 1Gbps switch. Our total capacity of installed storage is 2x8 TB discs mirrored and that is roughly the amount of data we use in 6 months. We also keep backups in external drives once we deliver our projects. Now, we are about to do an upgrade and i am not convinced i need to go the NAS way. Here is my questions. 1. Say i get a 16 core processor 64 GB of ram, a 8GB PCI ssd drive for my main computer and a 10Gbps switch and network controllers. 2. I buy the Qnap TVS-872XT with 2x1 TB nvme drives and 4x10GB HD in Raid 5. What do you think is the best way to go? Any other suggestions? Thank you all.