Re: What is an ESAR chip

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From: Stephen Tihor
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 06:09

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The ESAR chip labeled ENET ADRS is the Ethernet Address chip and for the benefit
of network software, databases, or hardware that may have an attachment to a 
particular address associated with yoru machine was originally required to be 
socketed and movable so that servicing a system did not change its Ethernet 
address.   A less critical issue in pure IP space

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