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I'm attempting to configure a LAG for a QNAP NAS running QTS 4.2.
I set up a static LAG using two ports, leaving every Advanced as default. Then I set the QNAP to Port Trunking and none of our machines can ping the QNAP on any Trunking settings.
I've attempted to connect to the QNAP using both Windows 10 and 7 machines, our NICs are Intel x540-T1s.
Let us isolate the problem. Kindly answer the questions below:
a. Since you have set a static LAG between the XS712T and QNAP NAS, kindly go to the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T then check the LAG State. Does it say Link Down or Link Up?
b. Also, on the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T, is the Admin Mode set to "Enable" on the two ports configured as LAG?
c. What is the behavior of the port LEDs on the two ports configured as LAG on the XS712T?
d. What is the current firmware version of your XS712T?
I look forward to your response. Furthermore, kindly try to select LACP on the LAG Type in the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T then check if it works. As reference, access pages 80-83 of the XS712T Administration Manual here.
Let us isolate the problem. Kindly answer the questions below:
a. Since you have set a static LAG between the XS712T and QNAP NAS, kindly go to the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T then check the LAG State. Does it say Link Down or Link Up?
b. Also, on the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T, is the Admin Mode set to "Enable" on the two ports configured as LAG?
c. What is the behavior of the port LEDs on the two ports configured as LAG on the XS712T?
d. What is the current firmware version of your XS712T?
I look forward to your response. Furthermore, kindly try to select LACP on the LAG Type in the LAG Configuration page of the XS712T then check if it works. As reference, access pages 80-83 of the XS712T Administration Manual here.
