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From: Eric Hodel <Hodel@wport.com>
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I was wondering if you had to set something up in the kernel to do IPX
routing?

I am using FreeBSD 2.2.2-stable, and was going to use it to route
packets for IPX games between a 10-BaseT and 10-Base2 network.

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