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From: "Isaac (.ike) Levy" <ike@blackskyresearch.net>
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Hi All,

Does the FreeBSD carp implementation have the "carppeer" feature from=20
OpenBSD?  I thought this had been brought in some time ago...

I was just digging through the carp(4) et. al., on FreeBSD 9.2, and=20
couldn't find any info.

--
The use case: restricting carp traffic to a particular trusted network,=20
(in my case, that network is a crossover cable :)

Thanks!

Best,
.ike