05-05-2003 05:40 PM - edited 03-02-2019 07:08 AM
Hi all,
I have a question. I mistyped default gateway on client PC by chance.
But Commuication was success and good, I could connect anywhere.
I thought It's not noraml. So When I looked in the arp table on client PC,
the Default Gateway Address was of course wrong, but Mac Address was HSRP's virtual MAC Address. Anytime the result is same.
My Boss wants ... " If the Gateway is wrong , the communication should not success."
Any answer welcome...
Thanks in advance
Diagram
Cat 3550 12G----Cat 3550 12G(ios,emi)
..........l............................l
......Trunk..................Trunk
...............l...................l
...................Cat 3548
..........................l
.....................Client PC
05-05-2003 05:56 PM
If you send packets to some other device, and that other device has its default gateway set correctly, then that device will forward the packets on and then send an ICMP redirect back to your PC to tell it to send packets for that destination straight to the correct default gateway from now on. If the HSRP address is the correct default gateway, then when your PC receives the redirect it'll add that MAC address in as it's default gateway.
Remember that if these are all on teh same subnet/LAN, then it'll use the MAC address to send the packets to, not the IP address, so as long as the MAC address is correct for the default gateway that's all that matters, and it's probably correct simply because of an ICMP redirect.
05-05-2003 06:26 PM
This might be proxy-arp at work. Try a "no ip proxy-arp" in interface configuration mode on the router in question.
05-06-2003 04:19 PM
Thanks all . I think it will work ~~^^
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