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From: Takanori Watanabe <takawata@init-main.com>
Subject: Bluetooth Interoperability ?
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I do connect two FreeBSD system with rfcomm_pppd, 
But I have never succeeded to use Windows XP LAN service from
FreeBSD Bluetooth and FreeBSD LAN service served by
rfcomm_pppd from Windows98.

The Windows side of bluetooth stack is made by AIPTEK.

How can I use the bluetooth LAN service from/to Windows?