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Subject: Multiple SSID's under FreeBSD?...
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I saw an earlier post from back in 2005, but I haven't seen anything to
follow up on it about getting a more advanced wireless stack in place. If
anyone knows if there's still any talk of this as to if it was dropped/put
aside/legal boundaries? please let me know.

Ryan McIntosh