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From: "Dmitry B. Khlonin" <dmitry@khlonins.com>
Subject: ARP mangling
Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2003 21:37:17 +0400
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Is it possible to mangle ARP packets with new netfilter extension?
I saw it configured in kernel but I have no see any related mans or docs.

This need to be resolved for me, because I have ebtables (same as 
iptables but on ethernel level)
and need to mangle ARP packets for normal ethernet NAT work. I looked in 
the ebtables archives and
saw answer to similar question - this is iptables possibility.