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Easily move between wired and wireless networks
How well does this work when you plug back in? I've got network home directories at home as well, and have managed a few times to successfully switch on the fly from ethernet to AirPort (with different static IP's set on each interface, since my wired and wireless networks are currently on different subnets), but plugging the cable back in never switches it back to ethernet. The connection is live, but file transfers happen over AirPort instead of ethernet, even with the interfaces set in the proper order in System Prefs. Have you done a file transfer to test the speed to see if it switches back?
Easily move between wired and wireless networks
If your interfaces are on different subnets, then any connections you make on one interface will stay on that interface for the duration of that connection. I would expect that when you plug back to the LAN, any new connections you make would go through your LAN port. You need to have the same IP address on both interfaces for existing connections to move between interfaces.
Easily move between wired and wireless networks
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