TVS-1288 to TVS1688 via the 10GB Card

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can a TVS-1288 be directly connected to TVS1688 via the 10GB Card to transfer 90TBs

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Sure, static IP on both ports in a separate subnet

That’s how I connect a TVS-h1288X to a TVS-951X, no problem

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I have both of those NAS’s. I used to connect them that way, but found it limiting and got an 8 port 10g switch and some 10g network cards for our pc’s.

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yes - I do this all the time.
If you want to transfer from the TVS-h1288X to the TVS-h1688X, do the following. Setup a static IP on ethernet 5 or ethernet 6 of the TVS-h1288X - for this example - make it 192.168.2.4, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, MTU 9000. Plug that port into the TVS-h1688X either ethernet 5 or 6 (these are the 10G ports on these models) - make the port on the TVS-h1688X a static IP of 192.168.2.3, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, MTU 9000. Install Hybrid Backup Sync on both QNAP systems, and enable RTRR on the TVS-h1688X and enter a password. Create a folder on the TVS-h1688X that matches what you have on the TVS-h1288X. Now in Hybrid Backup Sync, select Sync, One Way Sync, enter the IP address of the TVS-h1688X which is 192.168.2.3, enter the password, and now select the SOURCE folder (on the TVS-h1288X) and select the DESTINATION FOLDER (the one you just created on the TVS-h1688X). Click SYNC NOW - and the transfer will start. Over the 10G network (even if it’s just a single Cat 6 cable from one QNAP to the other) - you will transfer at 1000 - 1100 MB/sec, and it will take 90 hours to transfer your 90 TB of data.
Bob Zelin

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Bob thank you, those instructions were perfect. I have 90TB of movies and tv shows on the 1288. I’ve done some testing and only get about 200MB/s. I’m gonna try tying both 5 and 6 together on both units with link aggregation. I’ll do some more experimentation. I don’t yet have all 12 of the 16TB drives. I have Hero installed on 3x500GB 2.5 SSD RAID5 and plan on adding a hot spare. I have only 3x16TB HDD RAID5 to experiment. My final configuration will be 10x16TB RAID6 and 2Hot Spares.

Thanks again, I’ll remember you!
James Walker USN(Ret)
Disabled Veteran
Vietnam War Era
chwhnd@gmail.com
928-542-9369

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well - there is your problem. You only have three drives. 3 drives cannot reach 1000 MB/sec. You need at least EIGHT matching drives in a single RAID group to achieve these speeds -
Bob