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From: Bill Antoniadis <sysadmin@bloodstockwww.com>
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Subject: Ethernet Connection
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Hello,
	We're converting our network from BNC to 10 Base T.  The ethernet
card in our FreeBSD box supports both, but do I have to let the operating
system know that it will be doing its throughput using 10 Base T rather than
BNC?  If so, where?  Please help.

					Thanks in advance,
					Bill