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>Is there anything which allows Policy Routing with FreeBSD? (like w/CISCO)

Policy Routing?  As in BGP?  Or as in packet filtering?

I think freebsd's ipfw will do packet filtering.  I haven't looked
at it closely yet.

For BGP try gated:  www.gated.org

-Mitch



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