I understand why you'd ask this because the 2nd port on previous units...if not deactivated...were merely switched ports to share at Layer-2 but no Internet. On later units, however, I do believe both ports are active and 1 probably at a higher clock speed.
If the Pano includes a router, I never understood why it doesn't include 4 clearly-marked LAN ports. Some do I guess. Why label these 1-2 ports "ETH"? Ethernet is just the technology to connect computers via cable...any cable. Heck, 10Base2 was Ethernet. Why not label as "WIRE" port?
Thanks, Bruce. If except of routing Ethernet (CAT6) from Pano to Cisco switch - industrial grade - I having done much else until recent interest of using the 2nd Ethernet port.
AKrapt73
