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Hi,

It's my first time I will use a 4BG fiber with two ports on one card. I used only one port 2GB before.

What will be the drivers I need to install on my AIX5.3? Is the two ports going to be just one line? Or I can use the other ports on another connection.

Thanks in advance,
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you should not have to do anything if a current ML of AIX is applied as the maintenance packages are usually containing the latest drivers IBM has to offer ...

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