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>Hm. I would argue that this is incorrect behaviour on the part of the
>Linux kernel. Either the kernel should bridge all packets, or none.
>It shouldn't be possible to transmit a packet on one half of a bridged
>network, and the Linux kernel needs to ensure that this is the case.
Eh? I haven't used linux for bridging, but the entire point behind
bridging is that a bridge DOESN'T indiscriminately pass packets.
-Dave
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