Connect two Ethernet ports together
Connect two Ethernet ports together
The objective is clear, and we have a defined target. There are several clients involved in this process.
I checked your setup and thought about boosting the port speed. Creating a LAG on the switch might help, but it depends on the hardware limits and configuration. Your NAS is also connected via the same switch, so you’ll need to ensure it can handle the traffic. Running Windows 10 shouldn’t pose major issues, but performance gains may vary. It’s worth testing with a speed test to confirm.
Examine NIC Teaming options. Windows doesn't support this on none server operating systems—I don't think so. You'll need to check if your network card has compatible drivers. Some do, others don't. If not, you may have to run a Windows Server OS to get it working.
You have multiple 10GbE clients and want to configure LACP between a switch and a Windows 10 server. That’s correct. I’m not familiar with Windows 10 supporting LACP directly; it’s typically a server-only feature. You might need a server edition of Windows or a NIC that supports LACP natively. Another option is using an OS like FreeNAS that inherently supports LACP.