Well, probably bridging is the most basic network function. Probably it is=
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the least desirable network function as well. If you're going to build=20
large networks that scale well and provide rich functionality, you're=20
better of using IP routing function instead of bridging technology.

Later,
/Markus.

At 10:12 02.07.2001, suxm wrote:
>It is too strange that NetBSD doesn't support bridge in kernel.
>I think it is the basic network function.
>
>Best regards
>
>sincerely yours
>suxm
>
>             suxm@gnuchina.org
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