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I searched the forum and someone raised this question in 2004 but didn't get an answer. Now I'm encountering the same problem.

There are 4 Intel Pro 100 network cards of the same model on my motherboard. When installing the MS client, only one network card driver is installed and 4 network cards can be recognized. But when booting with DOS, only one is loaded by default. If 4 drivers are installed in the MS client, then 4 network cards can be loaded at startup.

The problem is that only one of the 4 network cards can be used simultaneously under DOS. How can all 4 be used simultaneously?

I added the protocols NWLink IPX and NetBEUI to each network card. I originally wanted to add the TCP/IP protocol and distinguish the network cards by IP addresses, but the TCP/IP can only be added to one network card, and adding it to other network cards later will cause an error and exit.

Has anyone ever used it like this before? Or can any expert help answer it? Thanks!

Make use of the forum's search function more.

Originally posted by xugaohui at 2009-6-20 11:11:
Make good use of the forum's search function.

Reply to user 2,大侠 xugaohui, I had already searched the forum before posting but found no answers.

Originally posted by asdqu at 2009-6-19 02:38:
I searched the forum and found that this question was raised by someone in 2004, but no solution was obtained...

I also found many of your replies to others. If you know how to use it, could you please tell me? Thank you!

Moreover, many previous posts may not be usable now because the environment has changed.