How can I tell which is eth0, 1, and 2? Normally, eth0 is the PCI closest to the top of the mobo, however, in this PC the PCI/ISA slots are plugged into a card which is plugged in perpendicular to the motherboard, so I don't know where to start counting (it's a desktop, rather then a tower). In my stupid diagram below, both 2 and 3 are shared ISA/PCI slots, and 0 is just a PCI. If anyone can understand the diagram, could you maybe let me know what order the slots go in? Yes, I am ashamed to even ask this, but I think I have a software setting wrong, but before I alter that I want to make sure I have the PCI order correct.

First problem - the order of the slots is up to the BIOS. I have a multi-graphic card system in which the manufacturer of the processor card fixed a fault, resulting in the order of the cards getting reversed. Second problem - the order that eth0,1 and 2 are alocated will depend on the order that the associated hardware is loaded ( I think ). Certainly I don't think eth0 and eth1 would be reallocated if eth2 is added later and uses a card slot that would normally have been found first. You need to check which ethx is using which set of hardware and identifying the slot may not help with that. -- Lester Caine ----------------------------- L.S.Caine Electronic Services