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This doesn't specifically apply to the ISC DHCPd, but I was hoping someone
else out there might have an answer to this question.
Is there a way to prevent a host machine that has configured an IP address
on their PC from access. On my router I have disabled ARPA, and PROXY-ARP.
The router is a Cisco 7223 uBR. I know that on a normal router, using
ethernet that disabling ARPA will work. However, it appears that using the
uBR (Cable Modem Terminating System) does not provide the same results.
Also, I understand that the ISC DHCPd software will ping addresses before
assigning them. Does it report that an address is in use and not
legitimately leased? I could use this in a pinch to track stolen
addresses.
Thanks in advance.
Roderick B. Greening, BSc. |
Network Specialist | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cable Atlantic Inc. |
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