multiple port network cards
Robert Dege
rdege at cse.Buffalo.EDU
Tue Oct 16 09:00:12 EDT 2001
I'm not sure if you want the specs on this, but it's a 32bit PCI card.
4-port Ethernet card:
http://www.intraserver-store.com/intraserver/it32bit10qua.html
It's a tad pricey though, $560
You might be better to just purchase an 8-port Linksys DSL/Cable modem
Router. Not exactly what you're looking for, but within decent price
range, and should provide the functions that you need.
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?prid=155&grid=5
It's ~$150 street price.
-Rob
> Has anyone out there seen/worked with 4+ port network cards? I am
> endeavoring to put together a router for my office, and I don't particularly
> want to spend $1400 for a 4 port module for a cisco box.
>
> I think this crowd might know what I have in mind.
>
> at www.netseller.com, there are some 'off lease' boxes at pretty reasonable
> prices. The problem is that those things will only have 1-3 slots for pci
> cards. The solution should be a multiport network card.
>
> Does such a beast exist? What brand/model? Are they supported in any linux
> distrubution? Are they cheap? (actually, i can figure the last part out.)
>
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
>
> Richard Hubbard
> Training Manager, New Horizons Buffalo
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>
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>
Dege
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