Initial modem documentation

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.. note::
* The MAC address is partially configurable and always prefixed by an `Organizationally Unique Identifier <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizationally_unique_identifier>`_ belonging to the card's manufacturer, such as ``00:E0:4C`` for Realtek.
* The **[LPT] Parallel Port Internet Protocol** network adapter requires a **PLIP Network** device to be attached to a :ref:`parallel port <settings/ports:Parallel port 1-4>`.
* Settings for the **[COM] Standard Hayes-complaint Modem** are described on :ref:`Networking <hardware/network:Modem>`.
* Settings for the **[COM] Standard Hayes-compliant Modem** are described on :ref:`Networking <hardware/network:Modem>`.
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* The :ref:`emulated network adapter <settings/network:Adapter>` must also be set to **[LPT] PLIP**.
* PLIP is compatible with the DOS ``plip.com`` packet driver and the Linux ``plip`` driver (only with interrupts enabled). It is not compatible with the Windows *Direct Cable Connection* feature or any other parallel port networking implementations.
* PLIP works best with the **SLiRP** :ref:`network type <settings/network:Mode>` due to its point-to-point nature.
* PLIP only works with the **SLiRP** :ref:`network type <settings/network:Mode>` due to its point-to-point nature.
Serial port 1-4
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