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Ernie Elu wrote:

> My telco requires that I use a single mode ATM interface to them, so I am
> trying find out my card oprions with FreeBSD 4.0-RELEASE. I know For systems
> make a single mode version of the PCA-200 that is supported but it is quite
> expensive. Are there any others?

You can compare this to the cost of media converters. You can get fiber to
fiber, or fiber to copper. I have not looked at the prices.

Tim.



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