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> If I remember correctly, the netipx code will route IPX packets between
> two ethernet interfaces. I don't believe that the PPP driver was modified
> support routing of IPX packets. I believe that the interfaces are
> configured to route when more than a single IPX has been assigned with
> ifconfig. I also believe that the program IPXrouted requires a little work to
> be more sophisticated.


Where is the latest netipx code anyway and is anyone still actively working
on it?

Martin