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From: Joe McGuckin <joe@via.net>
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Subject: IP MASQUERADING? 
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A customer of mine uses Linux as a 'virtual console' for a farm
of sun workstations. He clains that the FreeBSD multiport serial 
card drivers will not allow a break to be sent to the serial ports 
on the card.  Is this true?

Also, they use linux for a firewall. They clean that FreeBSD cannot do
IP masquerading. Is this true?

-joe