I'm looking for cards that let me fill a box up with as many ethernet
ports as possible. The purpose is to build a router-type machine, so
they don't need to be 100mbit interfaces even if that's a plus. The only
card I know of that seems to work on Linux is the DFE-570TX (Dlink card
with 4 100mbit
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Kim Lundgren wrote:
> I'm looking for cards that let me fill a box up with as many ethernet
> ports as possible. The purpose is to build a router-type machine, so
> they don't need to be 100mbit interfaces even if that's a plus. The only
> card I know of that seems to work on
> 30mbit (without fastroute). However to be able to correctly configure and
can fastroute be applied to all (or the majority) of Ethernet cards out there
(perhaps I should be asking Mr. Becker this but..), Becker says
"chip-specific code for many 8390-based ethernet adaptors", but I have no
idea
Hi Kim.
I can offer you the Matrox NS-FNIC/4 multiport NIC. This card has 4 ports
of 10/100 Base Tx each.
We have drivers for Linux and they are actually included as part of Kernel
2.2.16. That driver will support 2 cards (8 ports) but the official Linux
Maintainer has told us that the new dr
what are your perms on the etc/resolv.conf? 644?
At 12:41 09/27/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>List folks;
>
>I have this weird, intermittent problem with my /etc/resolv.conf . It seems
>to just not exist at odd intervals. Its a simple fix but it sux to have to
>cp the backup into place when we start ge
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