arp question
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- Subject: arp question
- From: Stephane Couture <muscou@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 01:40:49 -0500
- User-agent: Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (Windows/20061207)
Not sure if this is the right forum but any help would be appreciated.
My NIC support up to 16 unicast MAC address which can be assigned to
different H/W queue. The cpu is only connected to one ethernet network
and all packet destined to a specific subnet are routed over PCI (not as
is, multiple packets manipulations are done beforehand). I am trying to
make use of this feature to, hopefully, enable faster routing.
I would like to assign a different MAC for a specific subnet and
respond to arp request for that subnet.
- Current proxy-arp implementation is not what I want. Proxy-arp with
subneting seem to be what I need but it does not seem to be supported
anymore (as of 2.2?).
- Adding arp entry with the publish flags disregard the provided address
and use the one from the network interface.
- constant gratuitous ARP on the entire subnet could work but I am not
sure about the reliability of this method.
I'll modify the kernel (2.6.20) if I have to but there has to be a
simpler way.
Thanks.
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