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From: anatoly v ivanov <main@main.ru>
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Hi,

When i'm adding "add pipe N tcp from any to any via ed1"
rule to my firewall, I'm getting a strange effect:
default gateway disappears and (of course) network is down,
until I directly send packets to it.

Of course, I can avoid this rules, but I like this idea:
limiting default bandwidth via interface.

Any ideas?

--- avi

PS: I'm getting such effect on 3.0-R & 3.1-R & in the different
networks.




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