When I connect my LAN cable to the laptop, there's no Wi-Fi (I get to the website from the router). The WLAN works without a cable. Does something have to be set that Lan also works? PS: have a Frizbox
Of course no Wi-Fi works…
You want to connect to the cable then.
Is normal, the notebook always uses the fastest and most stable connection, i.e. LAN over WLAN
You can't use Lan and W-Lan at the same time.
LAN cable to connect to the laptop is no WLAN
is normal, as cable is usually preferred when connected…
The WLAN works without a cable…
is also normal…
Where is your problem now
The usual operating systems prefer the LAN connection. As soon as the LAN interface is active, it is used. The WLAN connection is then ignored. You can reconfigure this on the computer by setting the metrics of the routes differently.
Since LAN is not always faster than WLAN, the claim is incorrect. Neither "fast" nor "stable" is a criterion here, but the metrics of the routes and interfaces. These are set statically and arbitrarily in the operating system and can be reconfigured.
When I connect the LAN cable to the laptop, the website comes up stating that internet use is blocked
THEN YOU give the questioner the appropriate answer and specify it in such a way that he understands why it is so
PS: I have never experienced a WLAN that is more stable than LAN.
THEN YOU give the questioner the appropriate answer and specify it in such a way that he understands why it is so
I already wrote an answer. If the questioner does not understand this, he / she is welcome to ask. I have no problem with.
PS: I have never experienced a WLAN that is more stable than LAN.
That's why I wrote: "Because LAN is not always faster than WLAN"
I also wrote that the operating system doesn't care about "fast" and "stable", the decision criterion is the statically given metric. If I have a LAN connection with 100 Mbit / s and a WLAN connection with 144 Mbit / s, the LAN connection is still preferred. But it is not faster and more stable, it is at best more stable.
Parental controls on the LAN?
