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From: Askar <askarali@gmail.com>
Subject: howto stop who has xxx.xxx.xxx tell xxx.xxx.xxx.x
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 16:39:26 +0500
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hi list,


when i check #tcpdump -n -i eth0, even though im not browsing in can
see none stopping lines for ...

arp who-has xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx tell xxx.xxx.xxx.x
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howto stop this with iptables, yep I know tcpdump shows packets before
"iptables" do, and also like to undertand why so many arp is
generating on our network ?

regards

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