Kevin Van Maren drunkenly mumbled...
> 
> >AFAIK, e.g. Suns always use the same ethernet address for all their
> >interfaces, don't they?
> 
> I don't know; in that case, you can't have multiple interfaces on the
> same network, and need to be careful when connecting more than one
> to a piece of equipment (routers, switches, etc).

just out of curiosity, are you talking AUI & UTP have the same address??
if so, it isn't possible to use both AUI and UTP at the same time, so 
that isn't much of an issue.

-brian

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