[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MAC addresses aren't supposed to collide; they're supposed to be
globally unique. So it's manufacturer's responsibility to get this
right. Users who override the MAC address do so at their own risk.
Supposedly.
Unless they're the cheap taiwanese clones of NE2000 cards that my
previous employer bought about ten years ago. The first couple worked,
since they were on different bits of cable, then everything went
pear-shaped. 50 *identical* reverse-engineered chinese copy cards anyone?
I'm not convinced that there's a genuine problem here, let alone a
problem worth solving.
Adrian
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