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11-20-2017 01:46 AM #1New ROGer Array
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Apex Aquantia_5G
Hi,
I've just recently purchased the Apex z370 board, and I have my Ethernet cable plugged into the Aquantia port, but every time windows starts it fails to assign a ip address. I've never had this drama before with previous boards, I've tried to troubleshoot a few different things, but the problem seems to persist. Has anyone else had this issue - should I just use the Intel LAN port?
thanks.
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11-20-2017 11:50 AM #2Tech Marketing Manager HQ Array
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I'm using the latest driver from the support page , with UEFI build 0802, and Windows 10 64-bit and there are no issues with the controller requesting an IP address from the router. I've even AC power cycled the system, and it still didn't have a problem. Can you confirm the system config, please?
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11-21-2017 03:09 AM #3New ROGer Array
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I'm using those drivers, UEFI 0802 and Windows 10 64bit also. Could it be conflicting with the Intel drivers? OR possible windows problem. Short of using the Intel Lan port, I'm not sure what else I can do. This is obviously a clean windows install, and when I install the drivers for the motherboard, I installed both the intel and Aquantia drivers - should this be case?
Originally Posted by Raja@ASUS
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11-21-2017 07:52 AM #4Tech Marketing Manager HQ Array
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I have both drivers installed also. No issues with that config here.
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11-21-2017 01:44 PM #5
Hello
Both drivers installed and both ports work without issue here as well.
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Are you using a router or switch that supports 5G connections?
What router are you using? What cable?
If its a 1GB router/switch there is no gain with a 5G connection.
BUFFALO BS-MP2008 is an OK economy switch, just dont count on the trunking aspect.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Or a move up in class to a switch that actually works front to back. I just upgraded my network
Netgear Nighthawk X10 not for the wireless AD but because of the 10GB SP+ port
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
And NetGear prosafe XS708T-100NES 10GBBe switch.
This allows me to connect my Aquantia 10G NIC via cat7 to the switch, 4x1GB aggregated connections to my NAS also on the switch then the 10GB SP+ fiber connection from router to switch. Then everything else connecting either wireless AC or the 1GB ethernet ports on the router.
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