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Hello all,

I have a BSD with 2 ethernet NICs and there's
the possibility of connecting those cards to 2 different
routers.  I would to know how do I make the machine resistent
to the failure of one of the routers?  I think this is possible
using layer 2 or/and 3 technics?

thanks,
jp

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