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From: mar@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
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Subject: adversity or perversity
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Date: Sat, 1-Aug-87 23:46:02 EDT
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Multiple network numbers on a single wire can work if you are careful.
Proteon gateways will support this, as will 4.3BSD acting as a
gateway.  What you really have to watch out for are broadcast packets.
But if you don't run the rwhod or routed, it is unlikely that there
will be any IP broadcasts on your net.
					-Mark