Por lo que leo y puedo averiguar, en ZimaOS no hay la posibilidad de usar dos puertos Ethernet en paridas para duplicar el ancho de banda del NAS u optimizar las comunicaciones. Supongo que es posible usando CLI o el Shell del sistema, aunque no veo una forma sencilla de hacerlo.
¿Cómo puede ser esto así vendiendo Zima dispositivos que disponen de dos puertos Ethernet?
Está prevista está mejora en próximas actualizaciones?
From what I’ve read and can find out, ZimaOS doesn’t offer the option to use two Ethernet ports in parity to double the NAS bandwidth or optimize communications. I assume it’s possible using the CLI or the system shell, although I don’t see an easy way to do it.
How can this be, given that Zima sells devices with two Ethernet ports? Is this improvement planned for future updates?
From what I can see today, ZimaOS does not provide a UI option to combine the two Ethernet ports for link aggregation or bandwidth aggregation.
I suggest this is a software-layer limitation rather than a hardware one. ZimaOS is Buildroot-based, so while Linux bonding (LACP, active-backup, etc.) can technically be configured via the shell, it is not exposed in the UI and not guaranteed to persist across reboots or updates, which makes it impractical for regular use.
I believe the dual Ethernet ports are currently intended for:
Redundancy / failover scenarios
Virtual machines and container networking
Future networking features as the platform evolves
In short, the hardware is capable, but proper, supported multi-NIC configuration is not available yet. I believe this will improve in future releases as networking support matures.