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Plugable USB-C 有線 LAN ギガビット ネットワークアダプター フラットケーブル付き
$22.95 USD
SKU: USBC-TE1000Amazon Rating : (265 Reviews)
機能
- ギガビットスピード - USB Type-C または Thunderbolt 3 対応システムに高速で信頼背の高いギガビット・イーサネットポートを追加できます。通常は WiFi よりも高速で安定した接続を提供します。LED ライトにより、リンクおよび活動状況がわかるようになっています。
- プラグ & プレイ - この USB-C - RJ45 アダプターは、Windows 11、10、macOS、ChromeOS システムで、追加のドライバーを必要とせずに簡単に使用できます。Realtek RTL8156 チップセットを採用し、幅広い互換性を提供します。
- 小型かつ柔軟 - 軽量小型で柔軟性のある平面的で丈夫なケーブルを採用しており、持ち運びや設置に非常に便利です。
- 互換性 - USB-C ポートを搭載した macOS、Windows、ChormeOS、Linux システムで使用できます。USB-C ポート付きのスマートフォンや、ゲーム機での使用はできません。ほとんどの PC 用 OS でドライバを導入せずに使用できます。
- 2-Year Coverage, Lifetime Support—Every Plugable product, including this USB C to ethernet adapter, is covered against defects for 2 years and comes with lifetime support. If you ever have questions, contact our North American-based team - even before purchase
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高速インターネットを USB-C ポート搭載の PC へ接続
この「Plugable USB-C 有線 LAN アダプター フラットケーブル付き（USBC-E1000）」を使うと、USB Type C (USB-C) ポート経由で、高解像度ビデオ・ストリーミング、ゲーム、Webブラウジング 、ネットワーク・ストレージなどのための、高速な有線ギガビット・イーサネット・ネットワークを簡単に実現できます。Realtek 社製 RTL8153 チップセットを使用しており、高速かつ安定した10/100/1000Mbps リンクスピードに対応しています。
このアダプタは、プラグ＆プレイで機能し、このアダプタ用のデバイス・ドライバをインストールする必要はありません。macOS 、Windows 11 および 10 だけでなく、iPhone 15、Linux 、ChromeOS で使用できます。
よくある用途：
- USB-C ポート搭載の macOS、Windows システムに有線 LAN ギガビットポートを追加する。一部のスマートフォン（例 iPhone 15 / Pro / Pro Max iOS 17 以上）、Linux、ChromeOS システムでも使用可能
- 不具合のあるネットワークポートの代替
- ネットワークインターフェースを追加して、イーサネット・ピアツーピア通信でファイル転送する
- 無線 WiFi 接続を安定した有線接続に置き換える
注意：このイーサネット・アダプタは、ネットワーク・プリンターやネットワーク・ストレージのような USB デバイスを、ネットワークに接続するための製品ではありません。また、このアダプターは、複数のデバイス間でイーサネット、WiFi、またはデータを共有するためには使用できません。PXE ブート（ピクシー：Preboot Execution Environment ）には対応していません。
高いパフォーマンス
この USB ネットワーク・アダプタを使うと、従来の10/100 Mbpsアダプタやワイヤレス・ネットワークよりもスピードを向上させることができます。
ただし、実際のネットワークスピードは他の様々な要因、例えば使用しているプロバイダのスピード、ネットワーク機器などにも依存します。
チップセット性能の向上
当 USBC-TE1000 ギガビット・イーサネットアダプタは、安定した 10/100/1000Mbps スピードを提供し USB 3.1/3.0/2.0 システムで使用できる、Realtek 社製 RTL8153 チップセットを採用しています。
プラグ＆プレイ
特別なドライバを導入することなく、プラグ＆プレイで使用できます。ドライバ導入のために認証や承認が必要な PC システムでもすぐに使えます。
柔軟性のあるフラットケーブル
平面的で柔軟性のあるフラットなプリント回路ケーブルを採用しており、既存の丸い同ケーブルよりも日常遣いによる破損が起こりにくい構造になっています。フラットケーブルは狭い場所にも設置しやすく、ケーブルの混雑が起こりにくい構造だと言えます。
互換性のあるシステム
- Windows 11 / 10 / 8.x / 7
- macOS 10.6～10.15 以上
- USB-C iPhone 15 / Pro / Pro Max （iOS 17 以上）
- Chrome OS
- Thunderbolt 3 / 4 対応システム
- USB-C ポートを搭載したシステム
互換性のないシステム
- 一般家電ゲーム機器用ゲームコンソール
- Android デバイス
- iOS lightning devices
- ストリーミング用デバイス
Plugable 製ギガビット・イーサネット比較表
Plugable のUSBギガビットアダプター の製品ラインナップを比較することができます。
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USB タイプ |
USB 3.0 (Type A) |
USB-C |
USB-C |
USB 3.0 (Type-A) USB-C |
ネットワーク・スピード |
1 ギガビット |
1 ギガビット |
1 ギガビット |
2.5ギガビット（詳細は製品ページをご覧ください。） |
Thunderbolt 3 互換 |
いいえ |
あり |
あり |
あり |
システム互換性 |
Windows、Linux、ChromeOS 対応 macOS 非対応 |
Windows、Linux、ChromeOS 対応 macOS 非対応 |
macOS、Windows、Linux、ChromeOS の最新バージョンで使用できます。 |
macOS、Windows、Linux、最新バージョンの Chrome OS と互換性があります（ドライバーのダウンロードが必要な場合があります）。 |
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Understanding and Troubleshooting Network Performance
Computer networking is a complex topic. In this article, we'll be taking a deep dive on the nuances of network performance for those who need some additional explanation while striving to be concise, and to educate users of various experience levels relating computer hardware and computer networking.
If you just need to know how to perform a network performance test/benchmark, jump down to configuring iPerf.
Core Network Concepts
LAN vs WAN
With regards to network performance, it is crucial to first separate whether an issue is with Wide Area Network (WAN) performance, or if the issue is with Local Area Network (LAN) performance.
Your LAN is essentially the network inside your home or business. Many homes use a combination modem/router device provided by their Internet Service Provider (ISP). In some cases, especially in businesses, you may have a separate modem and router, along with other equipment connecting to the router such as a network switch.
Your modem, and the connection it establishes to your ISP—whether through coaxial cable, fiber, phone lines, or long-range wireless—essentially marks the point between the WAN and the LAN. The connection your modem makes to your ISP is the WAN, and any devices you connect through your router behind that modem belong to the LAN.
Link Rate
Almost every type of connection your computer makes to any piece of hardware will have a link rate of some kind. The link rate establishes how fast data can possibly be transferred across any given connection, but it does not guarantee how fast the hardware on either end of the connection will actually transfer data.
The concept of link rates, and their related bottlenecks, is likely best conveyed by giving an example of what connections might be involved in transferring a file from one computer on your LAN to another.
- 800Mbps—The file source is a USB 3.0 thumb drive capable of 100MB/s (800Mbps) read/write.
- 480Mbps—The USB 3.0 thumb drive is plugged into a USB 2.0 port on the PC, which has a maximum throughput of 480Mbps
- 1000Mbps—PC1's Ethernet connection establishes 1Gbps (1000Mbps) link to the router via Ethernet
- 300Mbps—The router connects to a second PC (we'll refer to this as PC2) via Wi-Fi, and it has established a 300Mbps link to the Wi-Fi adapter on PC2
- 480Mbps—The Wi-Fi adapter on PC2 is connected via a USB 2.0 port. The link rate of the USB connection to PC2 is at 480Mbps
- 6000Mbps—PC2 is going to store the file on an internal hard drive with a link rate of 6Gbps
- 1600Mbps—File Destination: SATA hard drive capable of 200MB/s (1600Mbps) read/write.
Following this chain, we see that 300Mbps is the slowest link rate established. This means that, regardless of the link rates established elsewhere, the absolute maximum the data can possibly be transferred is 300Mbps.
if we were to change the Wi-Fi connection to a wired Ethernet connection capable of 1Gbps, our performance bottleneck would then become the USB 2.0 connection to the USB drive where the file is stored.
Ports and Interfaces
Interfaces
A network interface represents connections, whether wired or wireless, that are made to form a network between devices.
Ports
Some may refer to physical hardware connections as "ports". For the purposes of networking, ports are logical constructs that can also be referred to as "network ports". Each network interface has 65,535 of these logical ports. Each port on a network interface is a separate data connection.
Benchmarking Network Adapter Performance
To properly benchmark network adapter performance, we need to:
- Use a simple LAN configuration
- Eliminate bottlenecks, especially link rate bottlenecks
Websites like speedtest.net, fast.com, and other performance tools in your web browser are going to use your WAN connection, and are not appropriate for determining if a network adapter is working well.
Transferring files from one computer to another on your LAN is typically not the best way to benchmark a network adapter. File transfers are bottlenecked by a number of things, including performance limitations of the disk the data is on, and often times a lack of establishing parallel network connections to perform the task.
One of the most accurate ways to benchmark network performance on a LAN is by using iPerf . To more effectively benchmark network adapter performance, it is best to establish a point-to-point connection between two PCs, rather than connecting through a router or switch.
Configuring iPerf
To test a connection using iPerf, you'll need at least two network interfaces, and preferably two computers. You'll also need to know the IP (Internet Protocol) address assigned to each network interface . One network interface will function as an iPerf server, and the other network interface will function as an iPerf client. Lastly, you'll need to download the version of iPerf 3.x that's appropriate for your computer's operating system and extract/install it .
Windows
- Make sure the drivers for both network interfaces involved in the test are using up-to-date drivers. Drivers for Plugable products can be found here.
- Download and extract iPerf for Windows
- Open Command Prompt
- Press Windows Key + R or + R, then enter
cmdin the window that appears - Search the Start Menu for
Command Prompt, and open it
- Press Windows Key + R or + R, then enter
- Navigate Command Prompt to the directory the directory where iPerf is located
- The
cdcommand is for 'change directory'- If you have a folder named 'iperf' on your Windows desktop, you can reach it in command prompt with the command
cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\iperf
- If you have a folder named 'iperf' on your Windows desktop, you can reach it in command prompt with the command
- The
- Run iperf in server mode via Command Prompt
iperf3.exe -s
macOS
- Usually it is best to install iperf on macOS using brew in Terminal
- Make sure the drivers for both network interfaces involved in the test are using up-to-date drivers
- Open Terminal
- Run iPerf in server mode
iperf3 -s
Linux
- Usually it is best to install iperf using the package manager in your Linux distro. For example, in Ubuntu, use
apt: sudo apt install iperf3
- Make sure the drivers for both network interfaces involved in the test are using up-to-date Drivers
- Open Terminal
- Run iPerf in server mode
iperf3 -s
Next, you'll need to run iPerf in client mode, targeting the IP address of the server/interface where iPerf is running in server mode. Additionally, we'll run the test for 30 seconds using -t 30 and with four parallel connections using -P 4. Running 4 parallel connections is optimal for saturating a network link.
Windows
- Open Command Prompt
- Press Windows Key + R or + R, then enter
cmdin the window that appears - Search the Start Menu for
Command Prompt, and open it
- Press Windows Key + R or + R, then enter
- Navigate Command Prompt to the directory the directory where iPerf is located
- The
cdcommand is for 'change directory'- If you have a folder named 'iperf' on your Windows desktop, you can reach it in command prompt with the command
cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\iperf
- If you have a folder named 'iperf' on your Windows desktop, you can reach it in command prompt with the command
- The
- Run iperf in client mode via Command Prompt (replace 192.168.0.200 with the IP address of the server/interface where iPerf is running in server mode)
iperf3.exe -c 192.168.0.200 -t 30 -P 4
macOS / Linux
- Open Terminal
- Run iPerf in client mode (replace 192.168.0.200 with the IP address of the server/interface where iPerf is running in server mode)
iperf3 -c 192.168.0.200 -t 30 -P 4
iPerf should start performing a network performance test. If the test fails to start, make sure that iPerf is not being blocked by your PC's/Mac's firewall.
Why iPerf is Ideal for Benchmarking
Unlike a file transfer, iPerf runs in memory on the PC and generates data to send using the CPU directly. This alleviates potential bottlenecks generated by storage devices, and allows you to explicitly control how many parallel connections are being used to transfer data rather than being unsure if parallel network connections are being used by other means.
Conclusion
There's a lot more to networking that isn't covered in this article, but we hope this helps explain enough to get an accurate measure of your network performance.
If you need assistance with your Plugable product that features network connectivity, please contact us for further assistance.
My Plugable product with wired Ethernet is no longer working on macOS. What can I do?
Please Note
The below guide is an advanced troubleshooting step, and we do not recommend doing so unless you are comfortable manually altering files on your Apple product running macOS. You may not be able to perform the below troubleshooting step if you are unable to execute administrative credentials on your laptop. Please reach out to our support first if you do not wish to attempt the below instructions. You can do so at Plugable.com/Support
How to delete a specific Ethernet adapter from your Network devices on macOS
- Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of your primary monitor, and select ‘System Preferences’
- Next select ‘Network’ in the ‘System Preferences' window.
- In the now visible list, please select the Plugable Ethernet, or Thunderbolt Ethernet device that may not be working as expected.
- Once selected click on the minus button in the bottom left of the network window.
- Click on Apply in the bottom right.
- Next click on the plus button in the bottom left of the network window, and add the previously removed device.
- Click on Apply in the bottom right.
- Test to see if this has resolved the unexpected behavior, and assure that your Ethernet is now working.
- If this does not resolve the problem, please proceed to the next section (As noted previously the next section is for advanced users only!)
Manually erase your macOS Network Settings to fully reset the Network configuration
(Advanced! Click to reveal)
- Open the ‘Finder’ app, then in the ‘Go’ menu at the top of your screen select ‘Computer’
- Click on ‘Macintosh HD’ then Library, Preferences, SystemConfiguration
- Copy the file named ‘NetworkInterfaces.plist’ to your desktop as a backup of your current configuration.
- Delete the original version of the ‘NetworkInterfaces.plist’ located in the SystemConfiguration directory.
- Restart your Mac
- Login to your Mac, and return to System Preferences → Network
- If the list is now empty, please re-add the Plugable or Thunderbolt network adapter by clicking on the plus button in the bottom left of the Network window. Once done click on 'Apply'.
- Test to see if this has resolved the unexpected network behavior
I am still unable to get my Ethernet connection working on my Mac
If this is the case please reach out to our support team. When you do please include a diagnostic log gathered using our PlugDebug tool (instructions are provided on the PlugDebug page). If you are not able to gather the PlugDebug diagnostics do not worry we are still here to help! Please reach out to our support team at support@plugable.com or Plugable.com/Support with a detailed description of your problem, and the model of Plugable product you are using.
How To - Set a Network to Private or Public in Windows 10 & 11
The Windows Firewall may block some networking features when the local network is not set to Private. This article will describe the process for setting the local network, either wired Ethernet or Wi-Fi to be a Private network.
Windows 11
1 - Connect the computer to the network, either wired or wireless
2 - Open the Windows Settings - right-click on the Start Menu and select “Settings” from the pop-up menu
3 - On the left column select “Network & internet”
For Wired Networks
4 - Select the “Ethernet” option
5 - The connected network should be expanded, if not click on “Network Connected" to expand the section
6 - Select the “Network profile type” either “Public network” or “Private network” to suite your needs
For Wi-Fi Networks
4 - Select the “Wi-Fi” option
5 - Select your Wi-Fi network name “properties”
6 - Select the “Network profile type” either “Public network” or “Private network” to suite your needs
Windows 10
1 - Connect the computer to the network, either wired or wireless
2 - Open the Windows Settings - right-click on the Start Menu and select “Settings” from the pop-up menu
3 - Select “Network & Internet” fro the bottom section
4 - Select the “Ethernet” option from the left pane
5 - Select the “Connected” network from the right pane
6 - Select the “Network profile type” either “Public network” or “Private network” to suite your needs
Windows PowerShell
If the option does not show up in the Windows Settings GUI, or if you prefer to use the terminal.
1 - Open a new terminal: Right-click on the Start Menu and select “Terminal”
2 - Run the following command to list the available networks
Get-NetConnectionProfile
PS C:\Users\plugable> Get-NetConnectionProfile Name : Network InterfaceAlias : Ethernet Instance 0 InterfaceIndex : 7 NetworkCategory : Private DomainAuthenticationKind : None IPv4Connectivity : Internet IPv6Connectivity : NoTraffic
3 - Run the following command to set the network to Private
Set-NetConnectionProfile -Name Network -NetworkCategory Private
Where “Network” is the network name from step #2 and “Private” can be either “Public" or “Private”
