All,

I have a new server which has a broadcom netxtreme II nic with dual ports.
The ports are numbered physically on the box port1 and port2
eth0 = port2

I assumed eth1 = port1
But when I assign each an IP address, both addresses are only visible through 
port 2.
I hope this makes sense.

port 1 = 10.0.1.75
port 2 = 10.0.1.9

I only plug a network cable into port 2
I can ping both IP addresses. If I plug a cable into port 1 I cannot ping 
anything.

This is a Dell PowerEdge with the TCP/IP Offload system, which is dis-abled. I 
am not familiar with offload engine, is the other port only used with this 
system?

I assumed the dual nic interface just meant I could use each interface 
uniquely... Am I wrong? I typically use dual nics, but wanted to try this 
one.

Thanks for any info.

nathan
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