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> > I'm using two www.etinc.com 8-bit cards just fine under 3.4R.
> > Also, www.lanmedia.com. but mono-channel only.
>
>what model? how many lines can it accommodate?

go visit the site, there is only one 8-bit card, and it supports only one 
channel up to 2 mbits.

etinc does have PCI cards with 4 ports that go up to 10 
megabits/sec.  Putting 4 or 5 of these in a FreeBSD machine makes a very 
low-cost but powerful 16 or 20 port high-speed WAN router, for $1000's less 
than Cisco.

A great bonus is that etinc's bw-mgr is included with the 4 port cards, 
giving an excellent bandwidth manager with good sophistication and 
reputation.  bw-mgr gives you the opportunities to create more levels of 
service in your bandwidth "product line".

Len



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