[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“I am currently using my Linux box as a server on the Internet,
and it’s all working fine. The installer program configured the
network interface for me. I am currently using a single DSL line
but now I have added a second line and I want remote sites to be
able to connect to my system using either DSL line.“I have already installed a second network card, but the system
does not see it. I checked the card maker’s site and there are no
Linux drivers for it…!”
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