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Hmmm, interesting. I wonder how stable it is.

What we use in production is a script that every minute resolves MAC
addresses to ips and refreshes the rules. Yeah, it's a little hokey but it
works like a charm.

See http://memberwebs.com/nielsen for a tool that does the resolving.

Nate

> http://www.bsdshell.net/hut_ethfw.html
>
> Paulius



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