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hi,<br />
thnk you for your response.<br />
what about if i want to use the software?<br />
as i know i need only to set up the bridge for the 2 interfaces am i right?<br />
is there any other settings i need.<br />

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hi,
thnk you for your response.
what about if i want to use the software?
as i know i need only to set up the bridge for the 2 interfaces am i right?
is there any other settings i need.


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Hi<br />
dear I need the needed steps to configure the blue coat SG in inline mode<br />
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cheers
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Hi
dear I need the needed steps to configure the blue coat SG in inline mode

cheers

steps to configure bluecoat SG in inline mode

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