If you have the same card at both locations, the network config can be based on which pcmcia slot holds the card. The slot number is either 0 or 1 and is indicated by the third item in the /etc/pcmcia/network.opts case statement. my configs are as such: ... case "$ADDRESS" in *,0,*,*) # if at work ... *,1,*,*) # if using dhcp I find that this is easier that switching schemes and less expensive than two NICs. However this assumes that you have two pcmcia card slots. Good Luck. -- Logan Browne NetForce Development, Inc Internet Security and Commerce Phone: (216)378-0600
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