If I understand you correctly, you have three pc's on a small workgroup hub,
each with an existing ethernet card?

If this is the case, all you need to do is connect the M10 to the hub and
ensure that the m10's ethernet interface and your PC's are all using the
same IP subnet.

If your hub has an MDI/MDIX port use a normal ethernet UTP cable to connect
the M10 and select MDI. If it doesn't, use the crossover cable supplied with
the M10.

I can't see any reason for multi-homing all of your PC's!

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clive Biddulph [mailto:clive@astea.co.nz]
> Sent: Friday, 3 March 2000 3:48
> To: Adsl@Freebsddiary. Cx
> Subject: ADSL install
>
> At an install of ADSL today in Auckland the installer
> informed me that if I wanted to use ADSL via an M10 on all
> the machines on the network (3 p.c's running from a hub
> 10Base T), I would need to add an extra network card to each
> machine in the network.
>
> After picking myself up from the ground, the installer and I
> came to an agreement, that he swap the modem for one that
> works and I would stop crying and flooding the building.
>
> P.S
> I do not know much about ADSL, but always will to learn.
>
> Clive Biddulph, Astea Int Inc New Zealand. clive@astea.co.nz
> (p)+64 9 278 7537, (f)+64 9 278 7137, (m)+64 21 625 339.
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