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According to Jeroen Massar:
>
> In other words, linux is currently a combo between a switch and a bridge,
> and it needs to have a virtual ethernet device, where you do the rest of
> the operations (ifconfig etc)... this needs to be fixed.. (IMHO again)
The problem seems to be trying to do two different things with the
same interface, though. A brute-force solution should work. Either
bridge on a different box (that doesn't need a route to one of
the branches) or add another ethernet card for your TCP interface
and take the IP addresses off of the cards used for bridging.
Les Mikesell
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