RE: Bridging Over WAN

Use "bridge irb" and then configuring "interface bvi 1" and assign an IP
Address to it. As well you will need "bridge 1 route"

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> Subject: Bridging Over WAN
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> Please see the example below.  The only question how to manage the
> routers
> without the IP addresses.    Assuming the routers have only E0 interfaces.
> ThanksExample 3: Bridging Over a Wide Area Network
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> In this example, the two LANs are connected by a T1 link.
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> 
> RouterA                         RouterB
>   --------                        --------
>   Interface ethernet 0            Interface ethernet 0
>   bridge-group 1                  bridge-group 1
> 
>   Interface serial 0              Interface serial 0
>   bridge-group 1                  bridge-group 1
> 
>   bridge 1 protocol ieee    bridge 1 protocol ieee
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