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Hi, |
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I've been playing with it too but never seriously tested it.Try using it |
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this way: |
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modprobe arpstar heal=0 trustedmac="001122334455" trustedip="11.22.33.44.55" |
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Change trusted mac to your router's mac address and trusted ip to its ip |
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address.If you still get many Cain and Abel warnings then we can think |
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about tweaking code ;) |
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By the way I also wrote an ebuild for wmarpstar see bug 148862 if you want |
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to use it. |
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On 15:46 Sun 22 Oct , 7v5w7go9ub0o wrote: |
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> Am testing Arpstar (masked), which seems to be issuing lots of Cain and |
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> Abel attack warnings - which I presume are false. |
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> 1. Does anyone know if Arp* is otherwise working as advertised? |
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> 2. Has anyone tweaked the coding to fix the Cain and Abel routine? |
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> gentoo-security@g.o mailing list |
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