Setting Guide for Industrial Computers to Connect to Ethernet and Mobile Networks at the Same Time

Table of Contents

• 1. Network Connection Requirements for Industrial Computers
• 2. Setting Steps
• 3. Notes

1. Network Connection Requirements for Industrial Computers

The industrial computer needs to be connected to Ethernet, WLAN, and mobile networks at the same time. This setting ensures that when one network fails, other networks can still work normally, ensuring the stability of the system and the continuous transmission of data.

2. Setting Steps

To achieve this goal in Windows 10 system, you can set it up according to the following steps:
(1). Start the Local Policy Editor
- Press the "Win + R" keys on the keyboard to start the Run dialog box.
- Enter "cmd" in the Run dialog box and press Enter.
- Enter "gpedit.msc" in the command prompt and press Enter to enter the Local Policy Editor.

(2). Configure local policies
- In the Local Policy Editor, find "Computer Configuration" -> "Administrative Templates" -> "Network" -> "Windows Connection Manager".
- In the right window, find the "Minimize the number of simultaneous connections to the Internet or Windows domain" policy, right-click and select "Edit".
- In the edit window, change the setting to "Enabled" and configure it in the minimize policy option in the lower left corner as needed.

3. Notes

1. Network Priority Settings

   • Make sure to set the priorities of different networks to ensure that the system can select the best network for data transmission when multiple networks are connected at the same time. For rugged environments, consider using a rugged tablet with Windows 11 to manage network settings on the go.

2. Network Adapter Configuration

   • In the network adapter settings, make sure that each network adapter is correctly configured to avoid network conflicts or connection problems. For more advanced tasks, an industrial PC with GPU or a rugged rackmount computer may provide the necessary power and reliability for handling multiple network connections.

3. System Resource Management

   • Multiple network connections will take up more system resources. Make sure that the industrial computer has sufficient resources (such as memory and processing power) to cope with the burden of multiple network connections. For space-saving solutions in industrial settings, a 1U rack PC or industrial PC Advantech offers flexibility and efficient performance.

Through the above settings and precautions, you can effectively achieve simultaneous connection of Ethernet, WLAN, and mobile networks on an industrial computer running Windows 10, ensuring the stability and reliability of the system in complex environments. This not only improves the network connection capability of the industrial computer but also provides users with more efficient work guarantees. For portable computing solutions, exploring rugged laptops for sale may offer suitable options for handling complex network configurations.

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