need info about a realtek 4-port nic

hi,

i have a pci card and need to know what it is for.
i have no drivers for it.
the card is a 4-port nic, with chip "realtek rtl8029as (7c25301 753c)"
and "tamarrack tc3097f-8 (9745)" on it.

when i plug it to a win xp computer, it is attached as network adapter
realtek 8029as.

can someone tell me what kind of nic this is and where i can get
drivers to download?

regards, wolf

On 16 Dec 2003 13:34:25 -0800, (E-Mail Removed) (Wolf-D. Perl) wrote:

>hi,
>
>i have a pci card and need to know what it is for.
>i have no drivers for it.
>the card is a 4-port nic, with chip "realtek rtl8029as (7c25301 753c)"
>and "tamarrack tc3097f-8 (9745)" on it.
>
>when i plug it to a win xp computer, it is attached as network adapter
>realtek 8029as.
>
>can someone tell me what kind of nic this is and where i can get
>drivers to download?
>
>regards, wolf

Looking up the chunks, it's probably a PCI 2.1 compatible quad 10Base-T card.

You can see the tc3097f-8 multiport repeater specs at
http://www.tmi.com.tw/html/main-pp-TC3097F-8.html

And if you Google "rtl8029AS" you can dig up the network controller specs and
drivers...

/daytripper

thanks,

but where can i get driver to download?

windows xp installs automatically the realtek driver, but i only can
configure
1 ip with it, and my card has 4 nic ports, so how am i able to
configure all ports of that card?

regards, wolf

> but where can i get driver to download?

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&Software=True

> windows xp installs automatically the realtek driver, but i
only can
> configure
> 1 ip with it, and my card has 4 nic ports, so how am i able
to
> configure all ports of that card?

From daytripper's reply, it may be possible that you have some
sort of NIC+hub-on-a-PCI-card instead of a multiport NIC.