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vicentk

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Feb 24, 2008
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iMac had Lan and Wifi this two internet connection, is it able to connect in two different networks like the following image, because I still want to back up my iPhone and iPad by wifi.

If yes is it just plug the Lan in or need any setup, please advise, thanks.

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Your diagram is very confusing. What is an "HGC Model" and why is there two connections to it?
 
Thanks for your reply, HGC is one of the broadband company in HK, and sorry for my typo it should be a modem.

This is fibre modem supports 4 sets of independent IP connections: 2 sets of 1000M connections and 2 sets of 100M respectively.

In the past, I used ASUS 828 dual WAN router to mix two 1000M together, but when it was damaged, I had to use my only AirPort Extreme to connect 1 1000M. In this case, I would waste another 1000M, and even It may not make a big difference when I buy Daul Wan Router again, so I have this idea. Or you will have a better proposal to use these two 1000M methods, thanks again.
 
You could try creating an "ad hoc" network with the imac wifi. It will turn the wifi adapter into a hotspot and then you can connect the iphone to that new wifi network. It might interfere with the lan port but I think you can turn off the "internet sharing" option.
 
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