From: Samuel R. Baskinger (sbaskinger@lumeta.com)
Date: Thu Dec 08 2005 - 16:26:01 EST
Just did some nemesis-foolin' around and Linux with 2 interface will
RARP the IP of the second interface but will not RARP a staticly added
entry on the other interface.
I think a good start would be to write a script that sends rarps to each
host on the larger network and asks it for each address on the smaller
network.
As always, you may want to validate this behaviour on Windows etc.
Sam
Samuel R. Baskinger wrote:
> What about arp poisoning? Inject arps saying that some IP on network A
> at some MAC and then rarp for that information on network B.
>
> I have not experimented with this and am not sure how multihomed hosts
> would behave. Can someone clarify?
>
> Sam
>
> Brian Loe wrote:
>
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