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virtual ethernet card without a phy
Name: luigiholden Date: March 29, 2004 at 05:57:26 Pacific OS: red hat 9 CPU/Ram: pentium 3
Comment:
HOLDEN I've a computer with redhat 9 installed. It hasn't a physical ethernet card inside. I need to emulate a virtual ethernet card with an arbitrary physical address (MAC).Is it possible? How can i do? Thanks in advance!
Name: ramesh_sang Date: March 30, 2004 at 08:46:56 Pacific
Reply:
hi,
in linux is it possible or not, that i don't know. my suggestion is install win 200 prof and install vmware workstation, install redhat linux in vmware. by installing vmware u will get 10 virtual adapters, in that one adapter u can configure it to use linux
S. Ramesh rsangepu@avineonindia.com sramesh_sang@yahoo.com
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Response Number 2
Name: luigiholden Date: March 31, 2004 at 00:19:25 Pacific
Reply:
Thanks! I've not tried vmware yet. I'll follow your suggestion!
Bella!
Holden
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Response Number 3
Name: chetan_0836 Date: April 28, 2004 at 12:22:54 Pacific
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hi, my name is chetan and i live in karnataka i am in final sem BE for our proj we also want to emulate virtual ethernet card, if get the answer please tell me also my email id chetan_sdmcse@yahoo.co.in one more thing how to post questions here
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