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From: Tony Cowan <dingo@dingo.com.au>
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Hi,

Sorry if I'm asking a really obvious question, but here goes...

Does Free BSD support/provide/use OSPF in its routing?

I have been asked to test the OSPF routing provided by another intel
based UNIX implementation, and to check it's operability with other
systems, I thought I might through a couple of Free BSD boxes into the
mix. Perhaps you could suggest some tools which might be useful in this
persuit as well.

Thanks very much,

TC.