maus
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response 12 of 13:
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Jan 7 16:52 UTC 2007 |
You can set up almond to act as a router and advertise a route to
192.168.3.128/30 (you need to give it a /30, not a /31, since you lose
one address to the wire and one to the broadcast for any netblock, even
if a wire and broadcast are silly on a point-to-point link). I believe
all of the versions of BSD come with routed, which you can use to
accomplish this.
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gull
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response 13 of 13:
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Jan 9 03:04 UTC 2007 |
Re resp:9: If you're only carrying IP, and only between two hosts, SLIP
is indeed simpler. (In fact, it's about as simple as it could possibly
get.) It gets messy in a hurry if you have to support multiple peers,
though, because it has no support for things like automatically
assigning IP addresses.
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