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Too much useless ARP broadcast message from router to DMZ
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2011-07-14
11:48 PM
2011-07-14
11:48 PM
Too much useless ARP broadcast message from router to DMZ
Hi !
I've observed (in wireshark) that when a DMZ ip address is enabled (let's say 192.168.0.40), and that the computer behind this IP is shutdown, the router send too much (10~20 by minutes) ARP broadcast messages like this :
This never stops until I switch on the DMZ computer...
Shouldn't there be some kind of a backoff algorithm ?
How could I thix that ?
Thanks
ps: WNDR3700 router, firmware V1.0.16.98
I've observed (in wireshark) that when a DMZ ip address is enabled (let's say 192.168.0.40), and that the computer behind this IP is shutdown, the router send too much (10~20 by minutes) ARP broadcast messages like this :
No,Time,Source,Destination,Protocol,Length,Info
-----------------------------------------------------------------
"362","354.447306","Netgear_7a:87:0e","Broadcast","ARP","60","Who has 192.168.0.40? Tell 192.168.0.1"
This never stops until I switch on the DMZ computer...
Shouldn't there be some kind of a backoff algorithm ?
How could I thix that ?
Thanks
ps: WNDR3700 router, firmware V1.0.16.98
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2011-07-29
12:48 PM
2011-07-29
12:48 PM
Re: Too much useless ARP broadcast message from router to DMZ
Up ? :confused:
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