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Subject: Bridge HOW-TO?
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I've been poking around some docs and havent found a definitive step-by-step
how-to on how to make a simple bridge with freebsd. 

Can the box be accesses via telnet? The goal is to connect multiple ethernet
with only a few IP addresses (and where subnetting would be inappropriate)...
but to still use the FreeBSD box as a wan router. Basically a high speed
wan link to multiple fast ethernets.

any pointers would be appreciated.

Dennis


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