Time capsule connecté via ethernet et non en wifi (prend du débit)

je souhaite connecter ma time capsule en filaire (ethernet) car en wifi, ca me prend bcp de débit
merci

Hi, Nubz!
Yes, I just saw that, and am still chuckling.
Maybe that will mollify the Jive gods?
Thanks again,
Jim

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    CuriousMacUser wrote:
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    Franeye wrote:
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