Re: strange arp output

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On Fri, 2005-06-24 at 12:48 -0400, Ming Zhang wrote:
> > The double mac just could be because 1 MAC has 2 IP's.
> > 
> any reason my 1MAC has 2IP?
> 
> i noticed that this duplicated 00:11:2F:5A:24:7A is a mac from another
> PC(call PC-B). which is not directly connected to the switch. the dual
> port box (PC-A) connect to gigabit switch A and then connect to a home
> broadband router B and then my PC-B.
> 
> The reason i think it is strange because my network performacne drop
> dramatically.
> 
> in nornmal situation, only 1 port is used and thus 1 port blink, then
> suddenly perfromance drop and i saw both 2 ports blink. but if i simply
> ran command arp and then it jumps back. so i suspect this is the reason.
> 
some update, now when i met this sudden performance drop, any network
related command i ran can solve the problem. even a simply ping gateway
works. so arp is not the reason. not sure if some live lock in kernel
code. :P


> Regards.
> 
> 
> Ming
> 
> 
> > Greets,
> >  Jeroen
> > 

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