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> Since ZNYX has delayed shipment of their 4port 10/100 nics,
> we are looking at alternatives.
> 
> What are peoples experience with either the adaptec or the matrox 
> multiport nics.  or is there  another nic that is getting rave 
> reveiws, that I haven't mentioned.

If two port NICs are an option for you, we have very good experience
with the SMC 9332BDT (21140 based, of course).

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no