One NIC card combo and 2 cables? Possible?

[Knight]

I have some nic cards that are COMBO, having both a BNC connection and a UDP
connection. If I plug in both cables at the same time will it work? Or will
I have to add another card?
Why am I asking this.... because I want to know if there can be a network
with a combination of many computers with BNC cables and 2 of them connected
with one cross UDP. One of those 2 computers must be connected to the rest
of the BNC network so all of them are connected.

Can this be done?

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[W G]

"Knight" > wrote in message
...
> I have some nic cards that are COMBO, having both a BNC connection and a
UDP
> connection. If I plug in both cables at the same time will it work? Or
will
> I have to add another card?
> Why am I asking this.... because I want to know if there can be a network
> with a combination of many computers with BNC cables and 2 of them
connected
> with one cross UDP. One of those 2 computers must be connected to the rest
> of the BNC network so all of them are connected.
>
> Can this be done?
>

I've seen cards that can do it; but they are rare to find
If it's impossible to transfer the entire network over to
a newer network standard; then you cah use 2 cards
in one machine - but remember; whatever machine
you use MUST remain on for the two sides to see
each other.

Me