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I want to have two internal network cards. Do I have to either put them on separate subnets or aggregate them?

If I aggregate them do I just plug them both into the same hub?

Ideally I would like to connect one to a gigabit PC
and put the other on a 100mb hub.

If I do that do I have to go to all the trouble of duplicating all the subnet settings? Is there an easy way to do this? Why can't I just have them on different IPs on the same subnet?

(Is bridging something I might want to do? I can't find that option anywhere in the setup - only in the help.)

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0 eidgenosse over 10 years ago

The easisest manner is to use Bridge Mode. You can find this under Interface -> Type, just select type Ethernet Bridge (See screenshot). In this mode you can select the interfaces, for the Bridge.

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0 eidgenosse over 10 years ago

The easisest manner is to use Bridge Mode. You can find this under Interface -> Type, just select type Ethernet Bridge (See screenshot). In this mode you can select the interfaces, for the Bridge.

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