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* The proper way to protect against ARP poisoning is with controls on your switches preventing it from occurring. * Static ARP is impractical and ineffective in this circumstance (and most others for that matter). Chris, I respect and agree with what you said but, What I don't understand is. where m0n0wall keep the files I upload? * If someone wants to ARP poison that network, this won't stop anyone from poisoning the client PCs, * and you aren't going to be able to maintain static ARP on every PC. Hence you can't truly deploy static ARP I am using software to provide static arp entry on the client PCs Not all of them but most. Now I need to protect the m0n0wall it self From being spoofed. And so there are worms and viruses that use arp. Yes It is really a major headache to maintain. I did not try building my own image, as m0n0wall almost fit. But I wish to have this feature in next m0n0wall beta image. Thanks allot Mohammed Ismail. |