I want to split my connection between an access point and the PC directly. If the WLan (access point) is not used / targeted, does all the power go through the other port to the PC? Or is the power basically split?

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Short answer to the first question: yes. A switch does not divide the bandwidth but forwards telegrams according to MAC addresses. A total of 5 ports are available simultaneously for this purpose. The sender of the telegram (not the switch) determines where the telegram should go. The D-Link DGS-105 has a switching capacity of 10Gbps. This is significantly higher than typical internet connections. Therefore, the switch is not a bottleneck or an arbiter of who gets how much bandwidth.

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I want to split my connection between an access point and the PC directly. If the WLan (access point) is not used / targeted, does all the power go through the other port to the PC? Or is the power basically split?