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official_kaos
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can't connect to my mac when its connected to 2 seperate networks at the same time

my mac (host) is connected to 2 seperate networks ethernet and wi-fi , both have access to the internet through different isp's , although ethernet takes priority over most things including access to the internet i.e. logmein

 

when i disconnect either one i can remote in but with both connected  i cant?

 

i have been remote conecting for several yrs with both connected with no issues

 

i also have a pc at the same location on the same exact setup which i have no issues connecting to when connected to both networks

so it can't be either router.

 

does anybody else have this setup on a mac?

have you ever encountered this issue?

for now my work around is to leave wi-fi off and turn it on when i remote in but if i forget i can't access please help

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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AshC
Retired GoTo Contributor

Re: can't connect to my mac when its connected to 2 seperate networks at the same time

@official_kaos  I apologize for the difficulty there. 

 

While I haven't heard of a similar setup like that on Mac Hosts, I am wondering if you have tried to use Service Order to prioritize network connection types before you connect?   Here's a 3P guide that I found online for reference:  http://osxdaily.com/2013/06/15/set-network-connection-priority-mac-os-x/


Ash is a member of the LastPass Community Care Team.

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