In article <20020224155951.GA4890@enfusion-group.com> you wrote: > I don't know how to explain that one. I would assume that if I ping > say .195, .195 would either have .224's MAC address in its ARP cache > and attempt to send echo replies directly there, or it would send > another ARP query out for .226, which I never see on the wire. If you do not see the ARP Request and you do not have blocked it (try also to turn on _log_martians) then most likely eighter the Upstream Router of the Provider is missconfigured (especialy the Routing) or the DSL Bridge is not working. It could also be, that some other system in the Providers backbone net is answering those requests. As long as you do not get the requests, your Linux is not doing anything wrong. BTW: of course you can send the gratious announce in a loop :) Greetings Bernd - : send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
