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== ARP ==
 
== ARP ==
;Derzeit
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=== Derzeit ===
  
/etc/ethers
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;/etc/ethers
  
 
  08:00:02:00:34  Foo
 
  08:00:02:00:34  Foo
 
  08:00:23:43:16  Bar
 
  08:00:23:43:16  Bar
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use:
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''MAC-Address hostname.domain-name  hostname.localdomain hostname''
  
/etc/hosts
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;/etc/hosts
  
  192.168.0.10        Foo
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  192.168.0.10        foo
  fe80::192.168.0.10  Foo
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  fe80::192.168.0.10  foo
  192.168.0.11        Bar
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  192.168.0.11        bar bar.localdomain bar.mycompany.com
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use:
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''IPv4-or-IPv6-Address hostname.domain-name  hostname.localdomain hostname''
  
;Proposal
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=== Proposal ===
 
  <hosts>
 
  <hosts>
 
     <host name="Foo">
 
     <host name="Foo">
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     </host>
 
     </host>
 
  </hosts>
 
  </hosts>
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<interfaces>
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    <interface device="eth0">
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    </interface>
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</interfaces>

Version vom 24. März 2008, 12:39 Uhr

ARP

Derzeit

/etc/ethers
08:00:02:00:34  Foo
08:00:23:43:16  Bar

use:

MAC-Address hostname.domain-name  hostname.localdomain hostname
/etc/hosts
192.168.0.10        foo
fe80::192.168.0.10  foo
192.168.0.11        bar bar.localdomain bar.mycompany.com 

use:

IPv4-or-IPv6-Address hostname.domain-name  hostname.localdomain hostname

Proposal

<hosts>
   <host name="Foo">
      <address type="mac">08:00:02:00:34</address>
      <address type="ipv4">192.168.0.10</address>
      <address type="ipv6">fe80::192.168.0.10</address>
   </host>
   <host name="Bar">
      <address type="mac">08:00:02:00:34</address>
      <address type="ipv4">192.168.0.11</address>
   </host>
</hosts>
<interfaces>
   <interface device="eth0">
   
   </interface>
</interfaces>