Monterey 12.4 has trouble connecting to OSX server

New MacStudio M1 Ultra arrived with OS12.3.

Out of the box we plugged into the existing SanLink2

and was able to connect to our OS10.9.4 RAID server .

Great!

Upgraded the MacStudio to OS12.4

Now... not able to connect to OS 10. X RAID server.

I can connect to a RAID plugged into an older iMac running Catalina.

Any ideas?

Mac Studio

Posted on Jun 21, 2022 8:42 AM

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Jun 21, 2022 10:32 AM in response to Tier1_Edit3

Additional info:

The SanLink 2 10G BaseT

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