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From: "Sylvan Andrew" <sylvan_nids@norfolk.nf>
Subject: Reverse ARP. I know your MAC what's your IP ?
Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 14:12:36 +1000
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Hello,

 Could anybody please tell me if they found a way to do a reverse ARP ? =
We have a number of 'unknown' MAC address using our hotspots which we =
are curious about.=20
 We have tried using the Arping script by Thomas Habets but it doesn't =
seem to work. (don't think it's wireless friendly ?) A arp -a doesn't =
show which IP we're after either for our own network reasons.=20
 If anybody knows or can give any advice on how to RARP from a linux box =
that would be great !

Thanks very much.

Sylvan=20
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