Hello,=20 Is it possible in the 2.6 kernels to enable linux routers to forward directed broadcasts to the locally connected network? The broadcast packet is routed OK until it hits the router that is directly connected to the broadcast domain the packet is addresses to and then it just appears to get dropped. I have been reading that there isn't an option to enable these packets to be forwarded or 'exploded' onto the correct network, if this is the case is there anyway that I can make this work ? Thanks for any feedback, Matt.
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