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That is a good start. Unfortunately I cannot help with the 10gb NIC... Keep looking around the forum.

Regarding your question, I also posted on the below thread. The NIC 211AT should be compatible, I had an H370M board that had that NIC and it worked but maybe their are other factors that it does not work for you. Also according to Flyride on that post he said that it does not matter if your VID/PID are correct or not. It has nothing to do with your NIC. Those VID/PID should be correct during the installation of the DSM.

Да, все по проводу. Гиговая сеть Ну а НР , хоть аппарат и отличный, но он тут не причём, мощности он не великой и вряд ли он что то добавит. Пропишите доступ по NFS в своём аппарате. Скрин настроек на примере Dune

oui tu peux assurer de cette manière

Nos liens sont ici : Nativement ton Gen8 n'est pas géré pour la dernière version, ll faudrait : soit investir dans un NIC Intel sur PCI-E soit que tu utilises en plus le fichier FixSynoboot.sh (de nombreuses personnes y sont parvenues , ex https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/31751-dsm-623-25426-update-2/?do=findComment&comment=156973). tu peux suivre ce tuto : https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/28183-running-623-on-esxi-synoboot-is-broken-fix-available/)

DSM DS3617xs 6.2.3.25423

This script has evolved from a fairly simple "push" of the descriptive text into the Synology libraries overriding the default DSM text for the native CPU. Now the patch script is trying to use hardware information exposed in Linux (/proc/cpuinfo) to update not only the CPU description but the number of cores and hyperthreads. However, this is a flawed approach, because DSM has a thread limit for actual hardware. DS916+/DS918+/DS3615xs support a maximum of 8 threads of any type. This can be 8 physical cores, or 4 cores and 4 hyperthreads. But /proc/cpuinfo will not enumerate more than 8, regardless of how many cores and threads the CPU has. If you have an 6- or 8- core system, you will get the best performance by DISABLING hyperthreading with these DSM images so that all your actual cores are in play. DS3617xs supports up to 16 threads of any type. This can be 16 physical cores, or 8 cores and 8 hyperthreads. The same limitations apply, if you had a dual X5660 Xeon system, each CPU with 6 cores and 6 HT's, you would be best served by disabling hyperthreading so all your cores were functional. And just to confirm, the script itself addresses a purely cosmetic problem. It does not enable the use of CPU hardware. DSM uses the available cores and threads subject to the limitations above, regardless of what Control Panel says.