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From: Jan Pechanec <jp@devnull.cz>
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Subject: dummynet & IPv6
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	Hi all,

	I have just searched the web and mail archives and found only
a couple of 1-2 years old questions on this topic. It doesn't seem
there is an implementation of dummynet for IPv6 (ie. in ip6fw), but
does anybody of you know any recent information about this?

	regards, Jan.


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Jan Pechanec <jp_at_devnull_cz>