Hi,
All my Macs are connected to the LAN (wired) and to a isolated wifi network.
Some Macs are registering in the DNS with the IP of the Wifi network instead of the IP from the LAN (wired network).
Can you tell me how to force the Macs to register in the DNS with the LAN IP (wired) instead of Wifi?
I know how to do this on Windows clients but not on the Macs.
Thank you.
N.
MacBook Air, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
Go into Network System prefs and select "set order of services" from the gear menu below the list of services.
Drag Ethernet above WiFi.
OS X will use the top-most Service that has an Internet connection as the Internet Service.
Go into Network System prefs and select "set order of services" from the gear menu below the list of services.
Drag Ethernet above WiFi.
OS X will use the top-most Service that has an Internet connection as the Internet Service.
Hello,
Thanks a lot I was looking for that little option.
Thanks a lot.
Nicky
Hi,
sorry to bother you once again, do you know how to change NIC order via the Terminal?
I have found the command "networksetup -listnetworkserviceorder" but I cannot change the order with this command.
Thank you once again.
N.
Perhaps this:
networksetup -ordernetworkservices service1, service2...
To view the option for a command, type "man <command>" in the Terminal.
setup NIC priority in OS X
