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All,

>> On the subject of networking, does anyone know if it's possible to
>>  combine the two NICs to one IP to allow link aggregation, ie a
>> single IP with double the bandwidth?
> 
> This _would_ be rather nice to know.....

I believe that the Linux kernel comes with an optional driver to do this
kind of thing. I wouldn't be suprised if it's in the NetBSD kernel
somewhere. If not, some enterprising kernel hacker can use the Linux
code as a starting point.

> can either of the onboard Qube2 NIC's perform at full duplex - and if
> so, how would one instruct them to do so?

I would assume that since this was supposed to be a network appliance,
and came with 2 NICs, that they would both be full-duplex, all the time.
It wouldn't be a very good router without that capability.

-chris

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