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On Wednesday 2005-October-12 09:28, Joern Krebs wrote:
> (I "killed" the Screenshots, they are too long filled up with no
> information at all, so please just trust me:)
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> So, believe me: You have to enabled something, it isn't working like
> on linux.
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> Now I disabled Proxy-ARP again and tried your solution.
Sure, I believe you. I wouldn't have written all that if I had thought
you had already tried my suggestion. But that's okay, I think I learned
a bit more about ARP.
Chances are, the "something" to enable is a registry setting. That's
what I would guess anyway. Your --up script could merge a .reg file,
but only if you knew what setting!
> If you like to: Take a Windows PC and test it all of what I have send
> you in this mails. But the point ist proxy-arp in Linux is an
> automatic feature and in Windows it ist nearly not existing.
I don't think I would like that. :) I will stay where I am. Having
switched entirely away from Windows I see no benefit in going back.
> Do you now know the difference between a local ARP-Table and the
> special linux feature of "knowing" when to use proxy-arp automaticaly
> out of his arp-table and that this is a linux-feature not implemented
> in Windows?
I believe you, but no, I don't entirely understand the difference.
> I whould love it if I am wrong. And if you find an easier way of
> solving this arp-proxy problem for me. But I have no solution.
After all this I think I might have a useful suggestion after all!
Try searching the registry for strings like proxy and ARP.
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