Hi, On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 08:07:52AM -0700, Mike wrote: > I don't understand why it would be sending these
Because some genius at Cisco thought that gratuitous ARPs are a useful
thing, and Cisco never turns off a feature that might break someone's
broken deployment that relies on a particular misfeature to not explode.
"no ip gratuitous-arps"
in global config mode. (Of *course* this is a global command, so you
can't even have it on one interface and turn it off on a different one)
gert
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