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Subject: Re: Layer 2 ethernet encryption?
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Nikolaus Spence wrote:
>>> How would you route the traffic?  No routers would be able to pass the
>>> traffic.
>> 
>> The network in question doesn't use IP-based routing.
> 
> If you aren't using IP based routing then aren't your packets going to be
> encapsulated already?  how ARE you routing your packets???

By MAC address.


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