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From: steve gericke <steveg@comtrol.com>
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Hi:
  I am looking for a standard interface in which I can
  access Ethernet drivers in order to send and receive 
  packets to a specific device (MAC address).

  Is there a standard interface , if so what is it, and
  how do I access it as a ported product.

Thanks for any help !!

 steveg@comtrol.com