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Rex
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a question and hope to get help from anyone.
What is the priority connection (Windows default) that
used to access Internet when "dial-up (56Kbps)", "LAN
(10/100Mbps)" and "WLAN (2/6/11Mbps) are available.
I did a simple test, the following is the result that I
get and I am not so sure is that correct or not.
Test 1:
1. I connect the 3 connections (WWAN-GPRS, LAN, WLAN),
sequency is not important.
2. Ping www.yahoo.com.
3. It will use WWAN-GPRS (115.2Kbps) to access Internet.
Test 2:
1. If i connect the 2 connections (LAN, WLAN), sequency is
not important.
2. Ping www.yahoo.com.
3. It will use LAN (10Mbps or 100Mbps) to access Internet.
I hope someone could verify for the issue above for me.
Thank you.
Warm Regards,
Rex
I have a question and hope to get help from anyone.
What is the priority connection (Windows default) that
used to access Internet when "dial-up (56Kbps)", "LAN
(10/100Mbps)" and "WLAN (2/6/11Mbps) are available.
I did a simple test, the following is the result that I
get and I am not so sure is that correct or not.
Test 1:
1. I connect the 3 connections (WWAN-GPRS, LAN, WLAN),
sequency is not important.
2. Ping www.yahoo.com.
3. It will use WWAN-GPRS (115.2Kbps) to access Internet.
Test 2:
1. If i connect the 2 connections (LAN, WLAN), sequency is
not important.
2. Ping www.yahoo.com.
3. It will use LAN (10Mbps or 100Mbps) to access Internet.
I hope someone could verify for the issue above for me.
Thank you.
Warm Regards,
Rex