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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ If you bridge both sides to a real NIC and you have DHCP servers on both network
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- Connect a port between the hosts, for example using SSH port forwarding
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- Make two FIFOs on both hosts (mkfifo)
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- Use netcat to connect the FIFOs between the hosts through the forwarded port
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- `nc -l 10000 < fifo1 > fifo2`
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- `nc -l 10000 < fifo1 > fifo2` (with some implementations apparently `nc -l -p ...` -\_- )
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- `nc localhost 10000 < fifo1 > fifo2`
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- Start an instance of EtherCat with the other ends of the FIFOs on both hosts
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- `./ethercat tapN < fifo2 > fifo1`
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