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ARP Address Resolution Protocol RFC 0826 ARP Request – Who has ip address 10.26.250.1 ARP Reply – 10.26.250.1 is mine(00-04-96-10-a6-50)

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1 ARP Address Resolution Protocol RFC 0826 ARP Request – Who has ip address 10.26.250.1 ARP Reply – 10.26.250.1 is mine(00-04-96-10-a6-50)

2 ARP Request is Broadcast ARP Reply is Unicast Every machine is ARP Server as well as ARP Client

3 Operation Types 1.ARP request 2.ARP reply 3.RARP request 4.RARP reply Hardware – Layer 2 Protocol – Layer 3

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5 ARP, Bridging and Routing Transparent to Bridging. Router seperates ARP domain Many times router do Proxy ARP Reverse ARP(RFC 903) Send MAC and get IP to bootstrap. ARP Announcements (Gratuitous ARP) Src=Dest=Me as ARP request or reply arp, arping, arptables, arpwatch, ARP spoofing, ARP Flux, References – http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc826.txt http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gorry/course/inet-pages/arp.html http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/arp.htm

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