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is it possible to daisy chain two or more macs via thunderbolt 2 - preferably thunderbolt 3 to achieve 40 Gbps between the equipments? if this is possible are much better solution than gigabit switch to transfer files and data between those macs. So, is it possible?
You can connect two Macs via the Thunderbolt interface as a
"virtual" network. From macOS guide:
However, the feasibility of networking is limited because of the
limited cable length.
You can connect two Macs via the Thunderbolt interface as a
"virtual" network. From macOS guide:
However, the feasibility of networking is limited because of the
limited cable length.
Yes, you can connect two Macs using TB2 or TB3 provided they both support one or the other. Also, see Target Disk Mode.
is it possible to daisy chain two or more macs via thunderbolt?
