Bernd Holzinger wrote:
>> What's 192.168.0.110?  The MAC address is Intel, and it seems like
>> some sort of failover or loadbalancing between Intel NIC's (with
>> subsequent MAC addresses like that, :88, and :89, I would assume
>> it's two onboard NIC's). 
>> 
>> The only time I've seen that, or heard of others seeing it, is when
>> some router is running some type of failover configuration.
> 
> this also occures when you trunk 2 or more ports and the connected
> switch does not support this (unmangeable switches most)

I have this at a client site that has a server with a dual port Intel
NIC in a "Express Team" mode. The switch the server is connected to is a
basic Linksys unmanaged switch - I am pushing to replace the switch with
a managed Gigabit switch, but client is dragging feet.

I send my logs to WallWatcher and tell it to ignore the entries.

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James W. McKeand