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Join Date: Feb 2009
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OS: XP
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intel teaming card
Hi
I have a Dell desktop PC working in WinXP Prof SP2. I want to put two network cards in the PCI slot and I want to put them in teaming mode. The ultimate aim is to switch over the cards in case of any failure in the card/cable/switch etc. I was go throughing the Intel website. I have found the following option for this: Intel® PRO/100 S Server Adapter - 1no Intel® PRO/100 S Desktop Adapter - 1no I just wanted to know whether this will solve my purpose or not? Thanks in advance. -Kanag |
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