Re: disabling arp

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On Wed, Aug 30, 2000 at 03:56:49PM -0500, Joseph Eggleston wrote:
> Hello all,
> I've noticed the following strange behavior under linux 2.2.16. I have
> two machines connected together on a LAN. Each machine has a permanent
> arp entry for the other. If I then turn off arping on one machine
> (ifconfig eth0 -arp) and try to contact the other machine the first
> packet that goes out always has a destination hardware address of all
> 0's. After that initial packet, the correct hardware address is filled
> in.
> 
> Is this known behavior or a bug?

It is a known behaviour. -arp means "does not use hardware addresses"



-Andi
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