Hi
Just curious but when I "park" my MBP at my desk I connect it to my network using ethernet as my home office is some distance from the router making wi-fi too slow.
In iStat pro it shows ethernet and airport are connected and both show data transfer, usually with ethernet moving much more data.
They both obviously have separate internal ip addresses so my question is, is the MBP using BOTH connections to the router at the same time?
Or would it be better/no different to switch off airport while on ethernet?
My Win7 laptop will only connect using ethernet if I switch off the wi-fi physically on the PC, it always gives priority to the wi-fi.
Just curious but when I "park" my MBP at my desk I connect it to my network using ethernet as my home office is some distance from the router making wi-fi too slow.
In iStat pro it shows ethernet and airport are connected and both show data transfer, usually with ethernet moving much more data.
They both obviously have separate internal ip addresses so my question is, is the MBP using BOTH connections to the router at the same time?
Or would it be better/no different to switch off airport while on ethernet?
My Win7 laptop will only connect using ethernet if I switch off the wi-fi physically on the PC, it always gives priority to the wi-fi.
