I think it would involve overriding the default table file used
by the `arp' command. Please read the man page about that
command, since I'm not exactly certain how to go about preventing
arp from dynamicly discovering new IP addrs to add to it's
initial static table of mapped MAC:IPaddrs. But the `arp'
command is definitely what you would use, with the proper
options.
Best Regards,
L.G.
On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Justin Ellison wrote:
> I have a situation where I would like to allow access to the Internet by the
> MAC address of the NIC, rather than by IP. Ideally, I would have the
> gateway of all clients be a dual NIC Linux box running MASQ.
>
> How might I accomplish this?
>
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