[linux] Multi-port NICs?
Jim Hogan
jimh at u.washington.edu
Thu Mar 24 12:49:29 PST 2005
Jim (responding to self),
...and it looks like there are plenty of the Intel 10/100 duals coming
up on eBay for ~$20 net with shipping, so easy to get hold of. Lots of
Compaqs, too. All those servers migrating to Gig.
(Ah, looks like I did fat finger and send part of this a minute ago.
Sorry).
Jim
Jim Hogan wrote:
> Dejan,
>
> We have a number of 2-port Gig Intels and they seem to work under
> Linux without hiccup. At $115 at NewEgg, probably more than you want
> to spend. David's point regarding bottleneck is correct, so why not
> "just" a 10/100 card? I have a line on 3 dual-port 10/100 Intels and
> should have them next week. I am keeping 2, but can get you #3 for
> $20 assuming you come and get it.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jim
>
> Dejan Nikic wrote:
>
>> Hey,
>>
>> All this talk about NICs led me to ask if you know of any multi-port
>> cards? I'd ideally like 3 10/100 ports but gigabit wouldn't hurt ;). I'm
>> trying to replace 2 cards I have on my router with one and then move it
>> to 1U rack. Do you have any ideas where I could get something like
>> this. Pricewatch and EBay both list some, but I'm not sure how good
>> they are and how well they work with *nix. I'd like something in the
>> sub $100 range. I've seen plenty of "enterprise" stuff everywhere for
>> $400+ which is wayyy out of my league.
>>
>> So please shoot any suggestions this way.
>>
>> Peace,
>>
>>
>
>
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