There are several models of Soekris machines. We bought the 5501s,
and they each have 4 VT6105M Ethernet interfaces, which aren't stellar
but seem to be okay.
ipifc or ipmux, described in ip(3), are probably worth looking at.
6in4(8) is an example of a program that uses both to encapsulate ipv6
i
> Ahh I think that may be what I was looking for, thanks. I note that
> the man page says it won't support IPv6 but will this work for other
> ethernet types or must it be IPv4. What I really want is the ability
> to put a small plan9 box (like a soekris for starters) in between two
> hosts or a
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Richard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> is there a bridging mechanism
>> similar in function to Stephen Hemminger's Linux brutils
>
> Try bridge(3)
>
Ahh I think that may be what I was looking for, thanks. I note that
the man page says it won't support IPv6
> is there a bridging mechanism
> similar in function to Stephen Hemminger's Linux brutils
Try bridge(3)
> On a related note to the nat discussion, is there a bridging mechanism
> similar in function to Stephen Hemminger's Linux brutils in the
> distribution?
>
>
> Ian
is trampoline(8) what you're looking for?
- erik
On a related note to the nat discussion, is there a bridging mechanism
similar in function to Stephen Hemminger's Linux brutils in the
distribution?
Ian
