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NAS systems listed with 2.5 GbE
These NAS systems list a 2.5 GbE Ethernet class. That is a listed port-speed class, not a measured file-copy result, and it is not the same as 10 GbE. A 10 GbE unit is listed separately unless this class is also present. Check how many ports are listed and whether your switch and cabling can use 2.5 GbE.
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