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Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 18:39:20 -0700
From: Dan Hambleton <dhamblet@acs2.byu.edu>
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Subject: 4 nics in a freebsd machine
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i am running netware 3.12 with 4 snappable hubs. our internet provider
told us that the unix kernel of the freebsd machine would not support 4
nics in one machine. this would enable us to have internet access at all
of our network workstations by transmitting the signal through all 4 ipx
hubs. any ideas???

Dan Hambleton