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D-Link makes a quad port card for about $250. I've never tested it, but
from what I could tell when speccing a system for a client, it is
supported by Linux (my client went with a Dual Port Intel instead).
I did have a link, but it seems my supplier has stopped carrying them.
The Intel dual port cards work very well. And to answer your other
question, Joe, each port does have a unique MAC address. As far as your
system is concerned, they are two separate but equal Tulip ethernet
ports.
Joseph Mack wrote:
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> On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Wayne wrote:
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> > Agree that if IP layer hosed, we will be in trouble. Intel making a PCI
> > ethernet card has four 10/100 port on one PCI card.
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> the only quad ethernet cards I've seen are about $1000/quad. Quite
> expensive. Are the quad Intels any cheaper?
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> Joe
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