Travis Glenn Hansen

How well is it working in your setup? There are some improvements to be made to make it more efficient but I can clean those up. I’ll need to rework...

I see, you were assuming a /24 subnet basically. Regarding the IPs we probably need to structure the data such that it includes the actual mac address etc and not...

Not sure honestly how the data for an arp table is stored. At the end of the day you’re looking for a mac not an ip right? Technically a single...

I think there was some discussion about getting dhcp stats on a per-interface basis. Is that an easier route?

What (valid) scenario would that happen?

Each device in such cases has their own mac. I don’t think there’s a valid scenario where a single IP has multiple macs.

Purposely using arp poisoning is not valid :) Even in failover scenarios (ie: carp) the mac isn’t *shared* but rather is advertised by the active device. The shared screenshot makes...

Then we’re back where we started, there’s only 1 mac per IP :)

Even then, the lease is ‘abandoned’ so only 1 lease :)

As far as the arp table is concerned (on the firewall and any peer) no. As far as dhcp leases no as well. It is a good point about scraping...