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Hi, list, I have a very simple question that I fail to answer. Suppose I use a Linux box as a bridge. It connects two segments of the netwerk, etc. The question is if it supports the ethernet broadcasts and multicasts correctly? For example, will ARPs run correctly over the bridge? - --
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