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Julian.

>>>You should probably look at the ng_etf node too BTW.
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>> How does ng_etf deal with that ?
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>no, but as an example of something that is designed to be attached directly
>to the ng_ether nodes.

in ng_etf, do you check ethertype for only Ethernet II frames ? or also
802.3 frames ?


Thanx
Paul

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