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I just installed a new Gigabyte motherboard and it has 2 lan ports. Should
both of these be connected to my router? Thanks for any info, -- Sam |
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If one is regular 10/100 and the other is Firewire or Bluetooth, stay with
the 10/100 only.. -- Mike Hall MVP - Windows Shell/User "Sam Steinhauser" <SamSteinhauser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6AB8AFBE-524B-4744-BA41-EF936F260A34@microsoft.com... >I just installed a new Gigabyte motherboard and it has 2 lan ports. Should > both of these be connected to my router? > > Thanks for any info, > -- > Sam |
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No, the other is for if you want to connect to a different network(/use
shared network connection) than the normal one (router in this case) As such, at home the secend network connection is _usualy_ unused.. -- ************************************************** **** Most learned on these newsgroups Tumppi, Helsinki, FINLAND (translations from/to FI not always accurate) ************************************************** **** "Sam Steinhauser" <SamSteinhauser@discussions.microsoft.com> kirjoitti viestissä:6AB8AFBE-524B-4744-BA41-EF936F260A34@microsoft.com... >I just installed a new Gigabyte motherboard and it has 2 lan ports. Should > both of these be connected to my router? > > Thanks for any info, > -- > Sam |
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Thanks for the help and support. I figured the second port was for sharing
but I am always in search of speed! -- Sam "Thomas Wendell" wrote: > No, the other is for if you want to connect to a different network(/use > shared network connection) than the normal one (router in this case) > As such, at home the secend network connection is _usualy_ unused.. > > > > -- > ************************************************** **** > Most learned on these newsgroups > Tumppi, Helsinki, FINLAND > (translations from/to FI not always accurate) > ************************************************** **** > > > > > "Sam Steinhauser" <SamSteinhauser@discussions.microsoft.com> kirjoitti > viestissä:6AB8AFBE-524B-4744-BA41-EF936F260A34@microsoft.com... > >I just installed a new Gigabyte motherboard and it has 2 lan ports. Should > > both of these be connected to my router? > > > > Thanks for any info, > > -- > > Sam > > > |
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Sam Steinhauser wrote:
> but I am always in search of speed! Speed isn't very good for your health. Try pot. Alias |
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