CA>> The DOS Internet apps are written to seek out an Ethernet
 CA>> network card and connect to that. EPPPD and LSPPP emulate the
 CA>> ethernet card and trick the software into connecting to the
 CA>> Internet - or something like that.

 SH> That makes sense but I assume that I'd have to figure out how
 SH> to uninstall the ethernet driver (e100bnt5.sys> I load on
 SH> startup.

it should be possible that both can reside in memory at the same time since
each is handling calls to different interfaces (emulated and real NICs)...
each interface would have to have a different IP number... how they get
that number is another matter... i've several machines here with multiple
NICs and emulated NICs... the emulated NICs get their IPs from bootp or
dhcp whereas i prefer to hardcode the real NICs to specific IPs...

in fact, i had JNOS on a machine, at one time, handling routing for my
network... the JNOS machine has a real NIC and did the emulated thing via
modem just like winwhatever boxes do with DUN and ICS or another
gating/routing/proxy...

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