ASUS A7N8X Deluxe

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Dual Network Ports why??
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Why not? For people who understand networking its potentially useful.
All three PC's share an Internet connection, what can I use the second
Network socket for?? any ideas??
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Just because there are two sockets, it doesn't mean you have to use
them.
 
Dual Network Ports why??

Hello,
I`ve had my ASUS Mobo installed for a while now and have a small home
network, three PC's routed through a D Link DI 604 DSL Router.

All three PC's share an Internet connection, what can I use the second
Network socket for?? any ideas??
Many thanks


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Ron said:
Hmm. What if you had TWO comp's, wanted to use ICS, and did not have a
router?

Ron
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Totally agree.


If you don't want/need to use one of the Network ports (3Com or Nvidia) just
disable the one not used in your BIOS setup.


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Hmm. FWIW, I think that this particular technology is SO well established,
that the difference would be nil. Or at worst, infinitesimal.

That said, if you require only one RJ port - and if you accept the above
premise - wouldn't it be prudent/logical to disable the "odd" one? (i.e.
the one that is not...quite...seamlessly...integrated into the rest of the
platform?)

Mind you, I have no experience to support this. But as I said, I consider
something like an RJ45 port to be very rudimentary. And if I had 2 choices
of something so rudimentary in a *different* application - automobile fuses,
for example - I'd probably stick with the manufacturer's product. (Again,
this presupposes that the 2 choices are, for all intents & purposes,
indistinguishable.)

There. Was it worth 10¢?

Ron
 
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