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Subject: Re:  danger of bridges
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Well that is certainly good news, but I have a question...  If DECnet
endnodes don't enable listening to Hello's, then how do two endnodes
communicate on a network consisting only of themselves?  Seems like they'd
have to be listening on some sort of routing multicast address.

Drew