Re: Did arp daemon project ceased or has kernel now have a large arp cache?

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On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 01:20:15PM -0500, Neil Horman wrote:

> arp table is an L1 cache and the userspace daemon is the L2 cache.  Via 
> the NETLINK_ROUTE protocol you can snoop all the neighbour table updates 
> that go on in the kernel and place that information in a userspace cache 
> of whatever size you like.  Then you can configure the kernel to ask 

As far as I can tell the netlink messages are only generated unprompted
when CONFIG_ARPD is enabled in the kernel?  Otherwise RTN_NEWNEIGH is
only generated in response to RTM_GETNEIGH.

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