| ID | | Article Title | Post Date |
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808 | 
| What 10GBase-T switches and PCIe cards has Sonnet tested for interoperability? | Dec-22-19 |
| Sonnet has completed the Apple and Intel certification tests and is compatible with all mainstream 10GBASE-T switches and PCIe cards. |
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809 | 
| What reasonably-priced 10GBASE-T switches can Sonnet recommend? | Dec-22-19 |
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814 |
| I'm getting low throughput on macOS. How can I fix this? | May-26-22 |
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972 |
| After I upgraded macOS, the Twin10G, Presto 10GbE, or other Sonnet PCIe card that requires a driver is not loading. | Dec-22-19 |
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974 |
| Can I get increased performance from Link Aggregation in macOS? | Dec-22-19 |
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993 |
| My system crashes, freezes, or fails to connect when I talk to a storage device on the network | May-13-22 |
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994 |
| My Twin10G or Presto 10GbE is not working on macOS. | Dec-22-19 |
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1053 |
| Microsoft Ending Support for Windows 7 | Apr-04-19 |
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1065 |
| I'm getting very slow performance with my Presto 10G PCIe card or Twin10G Thunderbolt 10G adapter with OS X 10.11-10.12. | Dec-22-19 |
| In macOS 10.11 and 10.12, SMB signing is turned on by default. This is no problem for gigabit ethernet, but SMB Signing severely limits the performance of 10 gigabit ethernet. Apple has published a tech note how to turn off SMB signing: "Turn off packet signing for SMB 2 and SMB 3 connections". This note requires the use of the terminal application and a number of terminal commands, so some familiarity with those tools is required.
In macOS 10.13.6+, Apple has turned off SMB signing by default. |
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1067 |
| How and when to use two Ethernet ports on a Mac | May-16-22 |
| The Mac Observer's John Martellaro has written an excellent article, "How and When to Use Both Ethernet Ports on a Mac Pro" about the use of two Ethernet ports in a Mac environment. |
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1152 |
| Does the Twin10G Thunderbolt Adapters or Presto 10GbE PCIe cards support NIC Teaming under Windows? | May-28-21 |
| NIC Teaming is available in all editions of Windows Server starting with Windows Server 2012. Windows 10 supports NIC Teaming with the installation of Intel Advanced Network Services (ANS). |
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