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Subject: Re: BACnet on FreeBSD ?
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Hi!

> > Has anyone ever worked with BACnet on FreeBSD ?
[...]
> > There's a protocol stack (which needs more massaging to build on 
> > FreeBSD):
> >
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/bacnet/
> > https://github.com/stargieg/bacnet-stack

> I don't know of anyone working on this actively.  Are you going to work 
> on a port?

Currently, I'm interested in how to get BACnet/IP through VPNs.

I think I got the answers for that today. I was not sure if the
stack was needed for any VPN config. It looks like it's not needed.

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