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Subject: Re: muliport boards - building a PPP dialup server
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# If you already spent a bunch of money on Digiboards, well...  good
# luck. :-)  If you can buy a Cyclades to try it out, go for it -- I
# *know* they work, because I am running one on FreeBSD right now.

	Hello Michael and people,

	and who can enlighten me about Stallion cards?

	(I'm looking for PCI, 16 or 32 ports device, be it
	Stallion, Cyclades, Digiboard or whoever).
	At least 16 ports, PCI, and FreeBSD support _are_ the
	requirements.

	Any experiences? opinions? suggestions?

-- 

	With best regards -- Andrew Stesin.

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