Sentences with phrase «ethernet connection connected»

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On the computer's rear panel are a number of connection options, including seven USB 2.0 ports (three of which you'll need for the included Bluetooth receiver and the wired keyboard and mouse), two USB 3.0 ports, an eSATA port, a Gigabit Ethernet jack for connecting to the Internet, and S / PDIF and eight - channel analog audio outputs.

Connect the two computers via AirPort or a physical Ethernet connection.

[99](§ 6.3.2) It also added an HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) that accommodates a 100 Mbit / s Ethernet connection between the two HDMI connected devices so they can share an Internet connection, [43] introduced an audio return channel (ARC), [41] 3D Over HDMI, a new Micro HDMI Connector, an expanded set of color spaces with the addition of sYCC601, Adobe RGB and Adobe YCC601, and an Automotive Connecticonnection between the two HDMI connected devices so they can share an Internet connection, [43] introduced an audio return channel (ARC), [41] 3D Over HDMI, a new Micro HDMI Connector, an expanded set of color spaces with the addition of sYCC601, Adobe RGB and Adobe YCC601, and an Automotive Connecticonnection, [43] introduced an audio return channel (ARC), [41] 3D Over HDMI, a new Micro HDMI Connector, an expanded set of color spaces with the addition of sYCC601, Adobe RGB and Adobe YCC601, and an Automotive ConnectionConnection System.

I could not log in via Phone, Or PC (to which i have connected via Wifi, Ethernet cable and 3g) < So i do nt have any connection issues.

I'm in the US and I have my PS4 connected directly through a ethernet cable to a 20mbps connection.

Double XP is always good, but the thing that prevents me from playing this game is that it can NEVER connect to the «blur» servers, my ethernet wire is plugged into the console so it's not like I have a weak connection either...

Considering that this is an incredibly pricey router aiming for the top - end of the market it would have been nice to see a few extra ports, especially since as good as wireless is all hardcore gamers know that having your gear connected up via ethernet whenever possible provides the best speeds and most consistent connection available, minimising the chances of having your game ruined by terrible ping.

The Wii console is able to connect to the Internet through its built - in 802.11 b / g Wi - Fi or through a USB - to - Ethernet adapter, with both methods allowing players to access the established Nintendo Wi - Fi Connection service.

The iOS or Android device is required to be connected to the PC through a wired Ethernet connection or a 5 GHz Wi - Fi network.

Users without wireless capabilities can also connect to the library's Internet backbone using an Ethernet connection.

Instead, it connects to the network via Ethernet or a WiFi connection and can be placed pretty much anywhere.

However, if you're using an Ethernet connection, your device will connect online automatically.

There's no ethernet port for wired connections either, no USB port for local media playback, and no optical audio output for connecting to an A / V receiver (although the enthusiasts who might want such features wouldn't buy a low - end streamer like this in the first place).

The Roamio connects to the Internet via Ethernet or 802.11 n WiFi connection.

There is no Ethernet port, so you will have to connect to a Premiere through a WiFi connection.

Connections: Bluetooth, AirPlay, Google Cast, DLNA, Spotify Connect, Deezer, TuneIn, Ethernet, Aux - In

Connections: USB, Aux - In, Ethernet, Spotify Connect, Deezer, TuneIn, Google Cast, AirPlay, DLNA, Bluetooth

Be sure to purchase a router designed for the purpose of sharing a Wi - Fi connection, not a pocket - sized router designed for connecting to an Ethernet port and creating a single Wi - Fi network.

The Surface Dock has a wired Gigabit Ethernet connection and a 4 TB external backup drive connected to it as well, along with speakers, a full - size wired keyboard (I use a Bluetooth mouse at the desktop), and a few spare USB ports.

You can use it to share a wired Ethernet connection over Wi - Fi, or even share a Wi - Fi connection you're connected to by creating a Wi - Fi hotspot.

If you're using Wi - Fi to connect your two Steam computers, try a wired ethernet connection to see if it works better.

Connect your iOS device to the hotspot provided by your laptop (or desktop, if it has Wi - Fi hardware) and you can then get online through the wired Ethernet connection.

Wired vs. wireless hub connection: Many smart hubs must connect to your wireless router via an ethernet cable, which limits your placement and, of course, requires a free ethernet port on your router.

If you're unable to get your iPhone or iPad online because there's no Wi - Fi signal near you and you have to connect your laptop or PC to an old - fashioned wired Ethernet connection, this can work well.

Valve strongly recommends connecting both your Steam Link and your host machine with a wired ethernet connection.

It has two HDMI ports (HDMI 2.0 a port for Ultra HD video output and an HDMI 1.4 for audio output that can connect with hi - fi devices), Ethernet and Wi - Fi connections for streaming content via Netflix and YouTube, and a USB port allows for playback of movies, pictures and music.

Gigabit Ethernet LAN connection and 802.11 ac Wi - Fi MIMO allow the player to connect to an in - home network to access and stream files stored on other devices

On the back, the Router houses a Sync button (more on that in a moment), three Ethernet LAN ports (for connecting other internet devices), one Ethernet WAN port (for your gateway or modem connection), a USB 2.0 port for network - attached storage and a standard DC power port.

Users can either tune the Wi - Fi to prioritize gaming packets, or better yet can connect an Ethernet cable, and send all gaming bandwidth over that fast connection, while sending all other traffic over Wi - Fi.

Software setup starts with configuring your Wi - Fi connection if you're not already connected to the internet via Ethernet cable.

General Electric (Stamford, CT) 2007 — 2008 Corporate Consultant — Infrastructure Systems & Network • Designed, developed, and engineered GE Treasury system's development, QA, Production, and DR environment • Hardware: Sun Fire V220, V480, V880, V1290, V6140, V6800, V6920; Sun Enterprise T2000, T5120 (Solaris 10: LDOMS, ZFS, RAID, Zoans, Containers), E10K, E15K, E25, M4000, M8000, M9000; HP ProLiant with Linux 5.0 (EMC and 3 PAR SAN) • Built servers from racking, cabling (Ethernet / fiber), connecting to network, setting serial connection to Avocent ports, and setting up server to the network through DNS • Performed massive installation of Solaris servers using both Jumpstart and Blade Logic and Red Hat using both PXE boot and BladeLogic servers to global distributed network of more than 6000 servers • Installed and configured Solaris 10 OS, recommended patches, hardening software, LDOMS, ZFS, and Container on Sun server • Installed and configured Emulex LPFC, EMC Power path, Navisphere, Veritas Volume Manager, Veritas Cluster Server, Veritas Volume Replicator, and Veritas Net Backup in heterogeneous environment • Partitioned and mirrored disks using Solaris LVM, disk suites, Veritas VxVM, mirrored root file system and set up alternate boot device and dump device • Installed application software for ITG, IDM, and Tibco etc. • Created and adjusted Oracle projects on oracle 9i and 10g • Configured operating systems, LDOMS, ZFS, RAID, network Multi Pathing, Cisco Switch 6309, Brocade Switch, EMC DS41000 fiber switch, EMC, 3 PAR and HITACHI SAN, DNS, NIS, NIS plus, LDAP • Created LUNs for EMC, 3 PAR, HITACHI SAN and set up RAIDS • Created zoning of Cisco 6309 switch • Provided connectivity of Ethernet ports and fiber channel by patching Ethernet ports from server panel to switch, and by patching fiber from server to Brocade switch then to EMC DS41000 switch through Cisco switch6300, 6309, Big IP • Performed alternate boot testing, crush dump testing and cluster testing • Vendor liaison for Cisco, HP, IBM, EMC, Symantec, Oracle Sun, and Red hat Linux resolving hardware and software issues • Scheduled changes and upgrades communicating with business owners and support team • Architected Disaster Recovery System conducted testing and resetting the systems as needed • Performed zoning and provisioning configured EMC / Power path LUNs on UNIX servers upon client's request • Resolved issues with NIS, NIS +, DNS, VxVM and VCS among other SA tasks • Created network topology of the internet and intranet security environment using Visio 7.5