Allied Telesis AR44xS series manual Adding Static ARP Entries

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Adding Static ARP Entries with Multicast MAC Addresses (CR00011204)

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Adding Static ARP Entries with Multicast MAC Addresses (CR00011204)

This Software Version allows you to add ARP entries with multicast MAC addresses and allows the router or switch to accept packets with conflicting IP and MAC addresses. It introduces the enable ip macdisparity and disable ip macdisparity commands to support this.

Adding Static ARP Entries

Valid ARP entries are normally restricted to unicast IP with unicast MAC addresses. However, ARP entries can be configured with multicast MAC addresses when macdisparity is enabled. Static ARP entries with multicast MAC addresses are necessary for some third party networking solutions, such as server clustering.

Before you can add an ARP entry with a multicast MAC address, you must enable macdisparity using the command:

enable ip macdisparity

Once this feature is enabled, you can add an ARP entry with a multicast MAC address using the add ip arp command.

Accepting Packets with Conflicting Addresses

Enabling macdisparity also allows the router or switch to accept packets with conflicting IP and MAC addresses. Normally the router or switch discards these packets as being invalid.

Conflicting IP and MAC addresses include:

■A multicast IP address with a unicast MAC address

■A unicast IP address with a multicast MAC address

Macdisparity is disabled by default. When disabled, only ARP entries with unicast IP and MAC addresses can be added, and packets with conflicting addresses are discarded. Other routers or switches in the network may not accept packets with conflicting addresses unless configured to. To disable this functionality, use the command:

disable ip macdisparity

ARP entries with multicast MAC addresses must be removed before the disable ip macdisparity command will work. To see details on the current ARP entries, use the command:

show ip arp

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Contents AR440S, AR441S, AR450S AR400 54276-05.rez September 4512716 Models Series Release File Date Size bytes GUI fileEnabling and Installing this Release Enabling and Installing this ReleaseCR00013288 FeaturesCR00013147 ATMAdvance through the channel list This issue has been resolvedModule Module Level DescriptionCR00013444 CR00012881IP Gateway It reduces wastage of IP addresses on point-to-point linksPIM SwitchDvmrp CR00013743 CR00013413CR00013457 VlanSnooping MLDPpp=number over=ethx-any Uses fewer memory buffers Priority information This issue has been resolvedFirewall FileMLD Snooping Module LevelPIM Igmp IPv6, MLD IPv6, PIMv6Core, File CR00013458 CR00012743Longer attempts to send more Queries CR00012825Enco CR00012846ASYN, Log CR00012868CR00013077 CR00012952CR00012991 CR00013023CR00013234 CR00013083CR00013096 CR00013718CR00013785 CR00013437CR00013529 PIMv6Asyn Interface=port-numbercounter commandPIM, PIM6 CR00012786 CR00012287CR00012708 ManyIPv6, PIM MacdisparityCR00013525 CR00013421CR00013473 CR00013516Firewall, Utility Eth, BridgeKbytes Rtelnet enables remote telnetInstall Command, the switch gave an incorrect error messageShow CR00012774To show erroneous information CR00013174Full CR00011490CR00012015 CR00012369CR00013004 CR00012850CR00013109 CR00013683Heavy load is removed CR00012654CR00013388 SFPs or reflect the correct link stateCR00011694 CR00011691CR00012097 PIM6 IPv6CR00009280 CR00008699CR00008992 CR00009201Asyn Interface This issue has been resolvedVLANs This issue has been resolved UtilityPIM on IPv6 SYNCR00011809 CR00011665CR00011746 CR00011780WAN load CR00011855CR00011940 CR00011991Command disable switch port=port-numberlink=disable did not Switch, UtilityLbstate=closing CR00012232 CR00012140CR00012167 CR00012204CR00012396 CR000123040x00 and operate as normal CR00012319Core, Utility CR00012482CR00012533 CR00012689 Routers group This issue has been resolvedCR00012613 CR00012649Appletalk Dynam=trigger Logical IP interfaces are configuredSeconds For that fieldCR00011774 CR00011510CR00011659 CR00011687CR00011969 CR00011888CR00011931 CR00011943CR00012265 CR00012036CR00012040 CR00012175CR00012314 CR00012283CR00012305 CR00012307Logging Destroy and create commandsOutput=permanent full CR00012468 Stop passing data This issue has been resolvedCR00012594 CR00011995 CR00003286CR00012043 Communicating with devices that are slow to respond All currently-configured MSTIs, in a single stepWhen the AT-ACC01 accelerator card is installed Device that the destination was unknownCommand show bgp peer=ip-address Bridging CR00012620CR00012692 CR00008244 Switch Did not include that command This issue has been resolvedCR00008046 Applied to locally generated control traffic Starts learning againBeing sent This issue has been resolved AuthenticationPing They were set to a fixed speed This issue has been resolvedTime value This issue has been resolved Implementation This issue has been resolvedBe selected Multipath routes as followsIsakmp Monitoring EnvironmentMIB Multicast traffic unless UPnP is enabled Service discoveryThey were idle This issue has been resolved GUI Packet This issue has been resolvedSoftware filter tables Virtual router that was pinged Over buffersRoute map Because of this address mismatchCR00011056 Displays an error messageAccording to the same UDP or TCP port range CR00011004 QoSCR00011614 On the AR024 PIC. This PIC provides 4 asynchronous portsCR00010196 CR00011355Enhancements to MLD and MLD Snooping CR00011490 Enhancements to MLD and MLD Snooping CR00011490Previous example output from the show mldsnooping command Adding Static ARP Entries Show ip Securing a Single Vlan through Switch Filters CR00011271 Securing a Single Vlan through Switch Filters CR00011271Configuring vlansecure Making Asynchronous Ports Respond More Quickly CR00011565 Making Asynchronous Ports Respond More Quickly CR00011565Ten timer value 100 Displaying the Number of Routes from a Peer Route Update Queue Length CR00010196 Route Update Queue Length CR00010196Updating hardware status New parameters in the output of the show switch commandQueue default Parameter MeaningPermanent Assignments CR00011355 Permanent Assignments CR00011355Example Name Local Remote IP address Main office 172.20.34.9 Command Reference Delete perm Reset perm Set perm Show perm Parameters in output of the show perm commandAdd perm delete perm reset perm set perm

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