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07-12-2013 09:49 AM
07-12-2013 09:49 AM
How do you use arp-protect with static macs with HP teamed NICs and with HSRP?
I'm trying to fiqure out how to use arp-protect (anti ARP spoofing) on my HP2848 switches. I have a network with no DHCP (all static IPs) and several servers all connecting with HP teaming software. The arp-protect will use the ARP cache to validate the IP to MAC of arp packets, and I can enter the static MAC to IP mapping except for the problem the HP teaming has more than one MAC per IP. I can't get the ARP table to have more than one MAC on a single IP.
I have the same problem with the routers using HSRP (when the secondary takes over the MAC changes).
Any ideas, is there a better way of protecting the ARP caches?