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On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Josef Belkovics wrote:

> Do you know any utility under FreeBSD, which can forward udp (and

  Standard UNIX routing code can forward any type of IP traffic.

> broadcast) packets? If you know cisco ios, then the same thing does

  Broadcast?  It is generally a bad idea to forward any kind of broadcast
traffic.

> command 'ip forward-protocol udp ?'. I remember, that about it was some
> mail in this group. 
> 
> Josef Belkovics

Tom


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