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Subject: Re: FreeBSD as a router
To: msmith@atrad.adelaide.edu.au (Michael Smith)
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> 
> Gary Palmer stands accused of saying:
> > Make that 3 ethernets and 2 base T nets (one of them being a 100bT
> > :-)) It's been running without problem for *41* days!! (YIPES!)
> 
> Is that a 100bT or 100bVG-AnyLan?  There's been lots of rudeness about
> the former going around, but some hard experience would be useful
> to hear about; particularly for those of us attempting to insert
> FreeBieSD into commercial environments. "Oh you know about Unix do you;
> what do you think of 100Mb Ethernets?"8)

Every thing I am doing here is 100BaseTX.  I don't know what Gary has
down at cdrom.com, but I suspect it is the same.


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