Hey, guys. Have an Ubuntu box acting as a router for some subnets. I have one VLAN, 1302, on which subnet 192.168.200.0/24 resides. The network looks a bit like this:
[192.168.200.12] <-1302 VLAN->[switch]<-1302 VLAN->switch<-1302 VLAN-> [router @ 192.168.200.1] The link is getting utterly spammed with ARP requests for 192.168.200.12. Tens of thousands a second. AND it's also getting spammed (at a much reduced rate) with ARP responses. That, in-and-of itself is already pretty confusing. But what trumps it is the fact that the Linux box *already has 192.168.200.12 and the corresponding MAC in its local ARP table*. Thus precluding the need to even make ARP requests, much less tens of thousands a second. The box has been booted; it made no apparent difference. W. T. F. I'm kinda stumped on this, and would gladly accept any ideas... Thanks, -Ken _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss/