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From: Angel Talamona  <atalamon@agatha.unr.edu.ar>
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Subject: IP ALIASING
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Hi.
I've been trying to recompile a freeBSD 2.1 kernel with IP-ALIASING
option to make a multi-homed host, but I couldn't find how.
Is this option available, at least with a patch for the kernel 2.1?
Is there a patch available to download?
Thank you.

Regards,
a.talamona@ieee.org
niversidad Nacional de Rosario
ARGENTINA