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Subject: Multiple Ethernet Cards in 1 Box
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Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to have 3-4 NE2000 compat. ethernet
cards in 1 freebsd box and have the freebsd box recignize all of them.
I'm trying to firewall a network into 4 parts.  Is there a better (low
cost) way to do this?

Thanks,

Michael


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