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Thanks for the information.<br />
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I have already ordered the ET card though as I like the sound of the bandwidth management features and it claims to handle up to 7Mb/s.<br />
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I'll have to see.<br />

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Thanks for the information.

I have already ordered the ET card though as I like the sound of the bandwidth management features and it claims to handle up to 7Mb/s.

I'll have to see.


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Has anyone had any experience of these cards?<br />
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Is the ET card worth the extra money and does the bandwith manager really work?<br />
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Is throughput comparable to an external router such as the CISCO 2501?
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Has anyone had any experience of these cards?

Is the ET card worth the extra money and does the bandwith manager really work?

Is throughput comparable to an external router such as the CISCO 2501?

RISCom / ET Wan Interface cards for Linux?

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.