[FUG-BR] conflito de IP na rede

Enio Marconcini eniorm em gmail.com
Quarta Março 7 11:49:32 BRT 2012


2012/3/7 Denis Granato <denisgranato em gmail.com>

> Parece que os clientes wireless estão saindo com o MAC do router talvez.
>
> Existem alguem com 2 placas de rede na maquina ou algum servidor com duas
> placas?
>
> Tive um erro parecido no Red Hat, que jogava a resposta do arp nas 2
> interfaces
>
> abs
>
> Denaum
> SP
>
> 2012/3/7 Enio Marconcini <eniorm em gmail.com>
>
> > alguém pode me ajudar a entender o que é estas mensagens:
> >
> > Mar  7 11:32:23 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.117 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 to 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:28 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.117 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:29 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.3.142 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:d6:19:ed to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:30 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 to 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:31 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1
> > to 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:31 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9
> > to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:32 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1
> > to 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:32 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9
> > to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:33 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1
> > to 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:33 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9
> > to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > *Mar  7 11:32:37 valinor kernel: arplookup 169.254.11.248 failed: host is
> > not on local network*
> > Mar  7 11:32:38 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:39 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.3.145 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:d6:19:ed to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:39 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 to 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:39 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:40 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 to 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:40 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:41 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1
> > to 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:41 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.5.7 moved from
> 00:15:6d:d8:0b:c9
> > to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:41 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 to 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 on dc0
> > Mar  7 11:32:41 valinor kernel: arp: 10.10.4.116 moved from
> > 00:15:6d:e8:73:93 to 00:15:6d:ec:28:c1 on dc0
> >
> > a linha em negrito é um IP que não usamos e nem sei por que apareu no
> > messages,
> > tem dado conflito de ip em alguns micros na rede, estes Ips são setores
> que
> > estão conectados através de rede wireless
> >
> > a contagem não para de aparecer nas linhas do messages
> >
> > alguém pode ajudar?
> > abraços
> >
> > --
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bom dia Denis

os clientes wireless usam uma antena nanostation (trabalhando em modo
bridge) pra se conectar, quando olho a tabela arp mostra os ips das
máquinas porém com o MAC da nanostation, sempre foi assim...

o servidor tem duas placas mas uma sai pra rede externa wireless e a outra
vem pra rede interna pra chegar no gateway principal.

o que me intriga é essa mensagem com um IP nada a ver: *Mar  7 11:32:37
valinor kernel: arplookup 169.254.11.248 failed: host is not on local
network*


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