VNC video card?

Does anyone make a video card (PCI or PCIe) that has an ethernet connection
which can be connected to the LAN and allows a VNC client to connect (to an
IP address either configured on the card or acquired via DHCP based on the
MAC address of that ethernet) and access the video, mouse, and keyboard (the
latter two also handled by the card).

No, I am not interested in one of those boxes that converts VGA to VNC.

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phil-news-nospam.RemoveThis@ipal.net wrote:
> Does anyone make a video card (PCI or PCIe) that has an ethernet connection
> which can be connected to the LAN and allows a VNC client to connect (to an
> IP address either configured on the card or acquired via DHCP based on the
> MAC address of that ethernet) and access the video, mouse, and keyboard (the
> latter two also handled by the card).
>
> No, I am not interested in one of those boxes that converts VGA to VNC.

If such a crazy video card ever did exist then it would have to be a
video card that has such a box that converts VGA to VNC integrated into it.

Yousuf Khan