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Is it possible to use a fbsd box as a router
via two separate NICs each on their own net 
i.e 10.1.2.0 and 203.12.34.0, into a common hub?

I need to maintain some pre-existing systems on the
old 10. numbers (due to hard coded ancient programs)
yet support our new connectivity....

Murray Taylor
Bytecraft




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