Why Do Some PCs Have Two Ethernet Ports?
Having a second Ethernet port lets your computer work on multiple networks at once, which isn't always important at home but can have its uses.
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Your PC probably doesn’t need both ports, but workstations and servers can put them to work.
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The two Ethernet ports on some PCs aren't a matter of aesthetics or a simple selling point. Their primary purpose is to provide the computer with more networking options, like backup connections or separate networks. If it's configured for failover and you lose a network connection on one, you still have access through the other. In most cases, it's a feature that's…
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