I have two Mac computers that I connect to using Screen Sharing and when the Mac Mini's wifi is disabled I get great performance out of it. The problem that occurs is when I enable wifi on the Mac Mini and use screen sharing it appears to bypass the ethernet connection and use wifi instead to connect resulting in a slow connection. Is there any way to force the iMac to connect to my Mac Mini via ethernet instead of wifi when wifi is enabled on the Mac Mini?
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In System Prefereces > Network set Ethernet above Wifi. That should do the trick. |
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Use the System Preferences > Network > Action (cog) menu > Set Service Order to alter the default network. You can change the Service Order of your network connections. The order tells Mac OS X to prefer one network connection over another. Drag your Ethernet connection above your Wi-Fi connection:
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