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From: Chris Appleton <appleton_chris@yahoo.com>
Subject: bridge vs router
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I have a class c that i want to leave exposed but
restrict port access.  
can i configure 4.4-release as a router that allows
traffic to .1 (gateway) on rl0 and the rest of the
subnet on rl1?
or is bridge the only way to split a subnet like that?
 and if so is an ipfw bridge fast enough for 30-35
nodes (some servers)?

Thanks advance,


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