> As routing on level 3 needs a TCP/IP-implementation, this has to
> be done by software. As there should nothing else running on that machine,
> a "firm"-RTOS should do it.
> "Kernel-Space-Application" like routing/firewalling have "firm"-RT
behavior,
> so it should be ok ...
sorry, a vagarious question:
if I could use standard linux kernel in very high-speed router? i.e. IP over
SDH
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