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ReadyNas 4312 Optional 10Gbe Modules
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ReadyNas 4312 Optional 10Gbe Modules
Hi, we have a ReadyNAS 4312 model which features 2 x option 10Gbe modules to be installed, is anyone able to advise which 10GBe NIC's to purchase for the above model, thank you
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Re: ReadyNas 4312 Optional 10Gbe Modules
The 10GbE of the 4312X is not a user-instal;lable option for the 4312, as best I can tell. I know it's a special mezanine card, not standard PCIe. I also see nothing in Netgear's documentation that says there is any 10GbE option except to buy the "X" version. However, my 4220 is equipped with an Intel X540-T2, which I have confirmed is also recognized by my older 4200V2. It has no Netgear marking and as best as I can tell, it has no special firmware. I don't even know if it came with it, as I purchased used. So, I suspect that one would work just fine in the 4312. But there appears to be only one PCIe X8 slot in a 4312, so you could only install one; and doing so would prevent later installng the SAS controller for expansion modules.
Amazon sells one with a 30 day money-back guarantee, so you could give it a shot (and let us know how it goes). It's a bigger reward with some risk, but they sell for about half price on eBay.
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Re: ReadyNas 4312 Optional 10Gbe Modules
We accidently purchased a 4312X and not a 4312S, so need the SFP+.
We're looking at getting a Intel X520-DA2 and installing this.
Has anyone had issues when they've done this?
From all that I can see it should work fine.
Has performance been good? i.e. it actually runs at 10Gb?