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From: Cory Rudder <CoryR@CRE8.COM>
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Subject: IP Filtering and Routing
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:08:25 -0400
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I have been told that most (if not all) of the BSD distributions support IP
filtering daemons that can be installed an ran from an external source (such
as a CD, Floppy) exclusively in RAM memory. However, I cannot find any info
on these capabilities, if they even exist.

Thanks 
Cory



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