Doug Coats wrote: >> As far as I understand networking, if you only have 1 MAC, you only >> have 1 NIC. You might have 2 connectors, but that seems really >> strange. It seems like this is some sort of undefined behavior. I >> think that having only 1 MAC really *IS* an issue. > > I have used these boards(I have 6 of the same motherboard) for about 3 > years now with no problems, until I upgraded the OS this summer from > Fedora Core 4 to CentOS 5. With every windows install and Linux > install on these mother boards they report two separate nics that can > both be configured and active at the same time with the same MAC > address. > > Doug
How can 2 nics from different companies have the same mac address .... I don't think that is possible. each card needs a separate MAC address, at least the way I understand networking.
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