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Re: Connect to two network interfaces simultaneously?
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Re: Connect to two network interfaces simultaneously?


  • Subject: Re: Connect to two network interfaces simultaneously?
  • From: Ryan Britton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 16:50:36 -0700


The network interface doesn't have as much to do with connections as the
higher level network protocols. E.g., if you are connecting over TCP/IP, the
interface used will depend on which network you are trying to connect to. I
am not sure how OS X determines which interface to use when more than one
interface connects to the same network (and same transport protocol), or
even if that situation is defined.

The order interfaces are tried is configurable in Network Preferences. You just drag and drop interfaces to specify the order. Where and how this is saved I do not know though.
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