[c-nsp] C2950G sh arp

[Shaun]

Phil,

I've been searching around for how to disable proxy-arp and i'm not finding 
anything, it looks as if it should be..

conf t
int fa 1/0/1
no ip proxy-arp

but i dont have that option...

access1(config-if)#no ip ?
Interface IP configuration subcommands:
  access-group  Specify access control for packets
  address       Set the IP address of an interface
  arp           Configure ARP features
  dhcp          DHCP
  igmp          IGMP interface commands
  verify        verify

-- 

~Shaun
"Phil Mayers" <p.mayers at imperial.ac.uk> wrote in message 
news:44889CE2.7030300 at imperial.ac.uk...
> Shaun wrote:
>> I dont think thats it, these addresses are not any of my assigned 
>> Networks,
>> in fact there are many random addresses from diffrent networks..  a `sh 
>> arp
>> | exc 204.10 | exc 204.15 | exc 208.67` displays 1500 lines, below is a 
>> snip
>> of the first few pages...
>>
>> edge-138.12#sh arp | exc 204.10 | exc 204.15 | exc 208.67
>> Protocol  Address          Age (min)  Hardware Addr   Type   Interface
>> Internet  222.171.23.98         125   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>> Internet  202.65.141.6          115   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>> Internet  62.166.210.74          70   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>> Internet  204.10.115.181        222   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>> Internet  201.152.55.102        212   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>> Internet  213.47.132.127        157   0012.dada.0f42  ARPA   Vlan2
>
> As someone already mentioned, you have proxy arp enabled on the router
> (the default), and the wrong network mask on the 2950G.
>
> 0012.dada.0f42 is your 3750 / default gateway, isn't it?
>
> Disable proxy arp on the 3750 interface, and be prepared to fix the
> broken clients with wrong netmasks.
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