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Subject: Fiber Nics Supported in FreeBSD 4.4
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Can anyone tell which 100 MB fiber (Not GigaBit) fiber nics (Model numbers
and vendors) that are supported under FreeBSD 4.4.  This nic would be used
in promiscuous mode and in conjunction with a fiber-tap to monitor the
network.  (I know I could use media adaptors, but a fiber nic would be one
less point of failure, and one less device to connect to power.)  There are
a few listed on the hardware page, and I have found a few references in the
archives, but I only see more 1 GB fiber nics listed then 100 MB.  Any
suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks

Andrew

Andrew Fleming
Fort Hays State University Computing Center
Phone: (785) 628-4433
E-mail: afleming@fhsu.edu


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