> On Tue, 20 May 1997, Damien T. wrote:
>
> > But who does this? And why? I just don't get bridging over ISDN or other
> > slower-than-wire speeds. Feedback on this topic would be appreciated.
>
> I'd say 99% of the time someone will bridge rather than route simply
> because they don't want to purchase the equipment to route their traffic
> or they don't know how.
I think its more like they will bridge to support legacy hardware that
creates packets that cannot be routed.
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