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From: Eddie Irvine <eirvine@tpgi.com.au>
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Subject: Ethernet "802.2" - what is it?
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Hi all!

Mac OS has a tick box in its ethernet config for "802.3"
Novell also supports something it calls a 802.3 ethernet
frame. 10Base-T hubs mention it too.
 
What is this beast? Is it an IPX centric animal?
 
I've trolled the lists without much success.
 
I ask 'cause I want IPXrouted to route IPX stuff.
 
Eddie.

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