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MAC G4 and Ethernet card
Name: MaD Date: October 24, 2000 at 05:40:17 Pacific
Comment:
Hey I have a MAC G4 networked to a NT 4.0 machine and getting a ADSL connection on wanted can i have two Ethernet cards in G4?, I would use a usb ADSL moderm but I am in Australia and Acatel ADSL moderm are only tested for use and i need the ACATEL PRO which is ethernet connection because the USB one by them is only for WINDOZE.
Name: Marcot1 Date: October 26, 2000 at 05:36:29 Pacific
Reply:
why do you need two ethernet cards in the G4? A firewall/router combination? anyway, the SMC EZnet PCI 10/100 base card works fine in my G4/400
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Response Number 2
Name: Steve Date: January 11, 2001 at 14:46:20 Pacific
Reply:
I had the same question about having 2 Ethernet cards in a G4. Just got the G4, and need 2 Ethernet ports--one to use with an adapter to use LocalTalk printers, and one because my company's Internet uses an Ethernet port. My dumb question is: can you even have 2 Ethernet ports? Will 2 ports be recognized?
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