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be implemented to ensure packets don't run around in circles accidentally (STP is enabled by default in

StarOS). Bridges are also not as scalable as routers. If you anticipate extensive growth, you might be

better served starting off using routing.

Another problem with wireless bridges is that while APs are true bridges, clients are psuedo-bridges

and use proxy arp to simulate a bridge. A large network behind a client can cause all manner of odd

problem, generally systems that can't find other systems until the remote system sends a packet in. A

work-around is available that will overcome this and will be discussed in depth in the Interfaces section

as VDS.

In subsequent chapters, I will also discuss software in terms of its utility on either a routed or bridged

network. For example, dhcp relays are required in routers, but not in bridges. So an understanding of

network topology becomes necessary as a wireless network expands.

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