go to network preffences and set eather net to on. If it is not there add the
service via the add service button You need to turn off wifi though to prevent
conflict of ips.
On Feb 19, 2015, at 8:04 AM, Matthew Chao mattc...@verizon.net wrote:
Hi, Folks. I recently tried to switch my
Thanks. I turned off Wi-Fi and the ethernet worked fine. Now, how
do I get it to switch automatically? Thanks.
Matthew Chao
At 11:16 AM 2/19/2015 -0800, you wrote:
go to network preffences and set eather net to on. If it is not
there add the service via the add service button You need to
I believe as stated it will. If you find it easier you can set up a profile to
only have ether net.
1. go to network prefs
2. Click locations, then edit
3. click add and name it.
4. delete the services you don't want..
Now when you switch to that location you can only have Ethernet. I use this
Hello. Thanks a lot for the help. Both wireless and ethernet show
up as connected; I see nothing about connecting automatically. Am I
missing something, or should I turn Wi-Fi off? Thanks in advance.
Matthew Chao
At 11:54 AM 2/19/2015 -0500, you wrote:
When you plug in an ethernet cable,
Hi, Folks. I recently tried to switch my Mavcbook Pro from wireless
to hard-wired ehternet connection. I thought that if you plugged in
an ethernet cable from a working network that the MacBook would
automatically switch to the ethernet connection. However, when I
went into the Menu Extras
When you plug in an ethernet cable, the mac does automatically switch to using
ethernet (assuming it's not been changed from the defaults to do so)
It's easy enough to find out though, just open system preferences, select
network, then look at the various connection types listed in the services
