Allows you to setup and configure connection sharing through xTend.
- Overview: Killer xTend integrates network switch functionality and Wi-Fi extender capabilities into your computer. This allows your computer to provide its network access to other nearby wired and wireless devices. Killer prioritizes your computer’s high priority traffic above other devices that connect to xTend.
- Configuration: The first toggle allows you to enable xTend for your ethernet adapters. The color on each adapter shows their current connection state. Next to each adapter is a toggle that allows you to choose which adapters are connected to the internet and which adapters act as switch ports. There may be an icon to the right of the adapter that you can hover over for more information.
shows that an internet connection has been detected through that adapter.
shows that an internet connection is not detected through an adapter that has been set to Internet/DoubleShot.
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- xTend Uplink: This dropdown shows the adapters eligible to be the uplink and allows you to designate the uplink adapter. Adapters that are not eligible are not selectable. The adapter that is most likely to be your primary internet connection is labeled as “recommended” and may be automatically selected the first time you setup xTend.
- Wireless Sharing: This section allows you to setup a wireless hotspot, and share your internet connection to wireless devices.
- Network Band: : This dropdown allows you to force the hotspot to only use 2.4GHz(802.11abgn) or 5GHz(802.11n/ac). “Any Available” is chosen by default. To the right of the dropdown is a status icon that you can hover over for information.
- SSID: This is the name of your wireless hotspot, visible to other devices that you wish to connect.
- Password: Choose the password (minimum 8 characters) for your hotspot.
- Wireless Connected Devices: Displays all devices that are connected to your hotspot.
- Apply: After changes are made to the xTend page, you must click the “Apply” button for them to take effect.