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FW: [ProgSoc] Trouble with TCP/IP with Win98SE

(I originally sent this message to James but I indented to CC the list
as well. Sorry)

> I hvae 2 network cards as well in my PC, and I use telstra BPA cable. 
> 
> I have to disable one of them, or else my Win2000 Server Ed 
> starts acting up. If you manage to overcome this problem let me know. 
> when the Telstra d00dz came out they said that my PCI slot or one of
the 
> network cards were fuct. But I doubt their technical abilities and
think 
> its the O/S. 
> 
> maybe Win2000 is just fuct with > 1 network card. 

I doubt it is Windows 2000. At work, we have several machines running
various versions of Windows 2000 with two network cards, at least one
with three and a cluster of two machines, each with two network cards.
These all run without a problem. In the machine with three network
adapters, one of those connects to the a Cisco router that connects to
the internet via Frame Relay (ironically provided by Telstra) and we've
had very little trouble with them.

When you say the Telstra guys said your network card didn't work, did
you try another? 

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