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[in reply to cristjc@earthlink.net, 08-10-2001]

>> > >  ether a5:a5:a5:a5:a5:a5
>> >          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>
>> Do I have a problem with my network card? Is there any other way of
>> detecting the address of my network card?

You could try to connect to another host on the LAN (it doesn't matter
what you do), and on that host issue an ``arp -a'' command. This displays
the ARP addresses of known interfaces, your weird network card should be
there too.

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