Depending on your switch, e.g. will it spaz out or not, you can try to 
set the MAC address to be the same on both NICs using your OS.  Some 
switches, as I hinted on, will not like this at all... others understand 
it if they really support trunking.  Short of that it is just an 
annoyance in the logs for devices that keep ARP tables.  I guess you 
could always put a small router in place between the server with the 
trunked interfaces and m0n0 thus illiminating the SAP/ARP.  (If your 
switch has the ability you can do that on the switch too.) 

NADAI MAURIZIO wrote:

>Hi.
>
>On m0n0 system log I get a lot of lines like this:
>
>/kernel: arp: 10.12.1.3 moved from 00:02:b3:65:a5:0d to
>00:02:b3:bf:3a:d9 on dc1
>
>I think it is because my 10.12.1.3 has two Intel NICs paired to form a
>"Team" in "Adaptive Load Balancing" mode. And the log entry tells me
>that m0n0 sees traffic coming sometimes from one MAC, and sometimes from
>another MAC, and the arp table needs to be updated. Fine.
>
>Fact is that I have at least two more machines with the same setup (two
>NIC forming a team), but I m0n0 "complains" only about this one.
>
>My question is (forget the subject):
>- When I have teamed NICs in my LAN, is it normal to get this log
>entries? 
>- If so, how can I filter them out?
>- If so (2), does anybody have any idea why my other two PC don't cause
>the same "problem"?
>- If NOT, does anybody have any idea why this is happening?
>
>Thank you.
>Maurizio
>
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