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Subject: ARPs on a bridge
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Is there a way to force a Freebsd system to route to the same logican IP
network rather than send a redirect?

The situation occurs with segmented bridges where customers on the same
logical IP network are on separate bridge groups. When trying to reach one
another, they are getting redirects however they are not permitted to arp
across groups.

So in order to work, the ip traffic must be routed throught the main bridge
even though the target IP network is on the same logical net.

is there a way to force this?

dennis


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