On Fri, 7 Apr 2000, Damir Cosic wrote:
>
> I need to filter ARP packets. I have two boxes, primary ( P )
> and backup ( B ). When P goes down, B takes over and changes
> its IP address to P's. But when P comes up again it will send
> gratuitous ARP and if I don't do anything, B will respond with
> its own ethernet address. What I want here to happen is that B
> detects P's ARP request, doesn't respond to it and change its
> IP address back to the original one.
> Any idea would be appreciated!
Uhm, get heartbeat from
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