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From: Alex Pilosov <alex@pilosoft.com>
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Subject: harp/netgraph
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Do HARP drivers support netgraph (i.e. are they nodes in netgraph)?


I need to implement ATM RFC1483 bridging, and it seems to me that easiest
way it could be done is via netgraph...

-alex



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