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You may be able to use CIPE for this (though CIPE does prefer to have static IP addresses at each end).<br />
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You may be able to use CIPE for this (though CIPE does prefer to have static IP addresses at each end).



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Can you point me to where I can find it? <br />

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Can you point me to where I can find it?


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I have two ipx networks that are seperated by an ip only router. &nbsp;I was wondering if I will be able to use linux to act as an ipx router tunneled over ip? &nbsp;If I can do this how do I go about setting it up? &nbsp; I have not come across an docs that have stated that I can do this, but all indications look like I can. &nbsp;I am already in the process of setting this up and will be experimenting with the ipxtunnel code. &nbsp;The problem with this, if it works, is that it acts as a bridge. &nbsp;I need to have routing capabilities. &nbsp;My ip bandwith is only 56k. &nbsp;Can not have a chatty link. &nbsp;Thanks for any help that is offered.
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I have two ipx networks that are seperated by an ip only router.  I was wondering if I will be able to use linux to act as an ipx router tunneled over ip?  If I can do this how do I go about setting it up?   I have not come across an docs that have stated that I can do this, but all indications look like I can.  I am already in the process of setting this up and will be experimenting with the ipxtunnel code.  The problem with this, if it works, is that it acts as a bridge.  I need to have routing capabilities.  My ip bandwith is only 56k.  Can not have a chatty link.  Thanks for any help that is offered.

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The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.