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Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2007 23:23:48 +0100
From: gianluca <gianluca@gurutech.it>
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Subject: [Bridge] bypass bridge for backup
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Hi everyone,
I'm using linux bridging for a trasparent firewall.
There is some kind of external hardware that I can use to bypass
my firewall in case of failure?
I mean: if I power off my firewall I want to join physically the
two network segments without reconnecting any wire (and possibly without
touching any button)

Thank You
Gianluca