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Topic: what this log mean  (Read 3229 times)
« on: April 08, 2007, 14:10:53 »
cwnew01 *
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Apr 8 19:45:36    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 19:41:58    last message repeated 2 times
Apr 8 19:32:02    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 18:26:17    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 18:19:09    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 18:14:04    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 17:51:46    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 17:42:15    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 17:37:46    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
Apr 8 17:00:23    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
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Apr 8 16:39:36    /kernel: arp: 00:15:e9:b0:b5:b0 attempts to modify permanent entry for 218.65.251.173 on fxp0
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« Reply #1 on: April 09, 2007, 03:12:12 »
cmb *****
Posts: 851
What's 218.65.251.173, or do you know? Is it one of your IP's, or your gateway IP?
« Reply #2 on: April 09, 2007, 14:33:44 »
cwnew01 *
Posts: 8
Not my IP,Other's IP
« Reply #3 on: April 09, 2007, 23:54:23 »
cmb *****
Posts: 851
I've never seen this, but from what I can find on Google it seems that error means one of two things:
1) That's your WAN IP
2) You have a static ARP entry for that IP

Then something else is coming online trying to use that IP, or possibly someone on your ISP's network is attempting some sort of ARP mischief.

Is that MAC address from any of your gear? The vendor of that MAC is D-Link.
« Reply #4 on: April 10, 2007, 11:55:14 »
cwnew01 *
Posts: 8
2) You have a static ARP entry for that IP
YES,
JUST THIS.
« Reply #5 on: April 10, 2007, 20:12:17 »
cmb *****
Posts: 851
If it's not your IP, why do you have a static ARP entry for it?
 
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