is there a way to get a 2Gb connection between those two devices?
Nope. You get 2Gb of bandwidth but each stream can still only be 1Gb.
Would there be any possible way, if I had a managed switch?
Nope. There is nothing that I know of that can split a single stream across two network adapters.
Or is there no other way to get a stream above 1Gb besides using 10Gb?
or 2.5 gig adapters. If you only have two systems, buy two 10gb mellanox adapters from ebay and a cable from amazon. Then connect them directly together.
What are you trying to accomplish other than just faster speed?
Nope. There is nothing that I know of that can split a single stream across two network adapters.
or 2.5 gig adapters. If you only have two systems, buy two 10gb mellanox adapters from ebay and a cable from amazon. Then connect them directly together.
What are you trying to accomplish other than just faster speed?
well, I have a linux server and a synology nas as storage, I'd like to increase the speed between those two devices. My nas got only 4x1Gb tho. Often that 1Gb connection is the bottleneck. I hoped I can take two of the 4 links and combine them.
While you can't improve the speed of one file being copied, you could start parallel jobs finish faster which is should be the equivalent of a faster connection. If you use rsync, you could run two at a time on the same folders.
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