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From: Evren Yurtesen <eyurtese@turkuamk.fi>
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Subject: pipe usage problem
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Hello,
I have an ethernet interface which I use pipes with.
Also the firewall rules, so I set it so the search doesnt terminate when
it match to a pipe, the packet is reinjected to firewall rules from where
the match found.
But I have a problem
I want people behind the ethernet to reach to a specific IP address which
is on the other side without any bandwidth limitations.
It seems to be impossible.
Any suggestions?

EVren


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