That seems to make sense because the network here has a handful of 
unintended loop backs.

DMZ is physically connected to LAN.

sai wrote:

>I see this sort of thing when two interfaces are plugged into the same switch.
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>sai
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>On 9/2/05, Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> wrote:
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>>On 9/2/05, Jason King <jking at informs dot com> wrote:
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>>>What does this entry in the logs mean:
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>>>/kernel: arp: 192.168.1.200 is on sis0 but got reply from
>>>00:11:43:d3:5c:2a on sis2
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>>what it says.  Host 192.168.1.200 should be on sis0, but it's seeing
>>ARP replies on sis2 for that host.
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>>Likely means something is plugged in wrong, or you have two interfaces
>>on the same broadcast domain.
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>>I believe you usually see this occasionally in a bridged setup, in
>>which case it's nothing to worry about.
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>>-Chris
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