> host name and IP address. Both network interfaces are on the same subnet.
> Depending on which answer is received first, the wrong network interface will
> be used.
"Wrong" - it is for the machine with that IP. So that makes it right.
> I have tried the arp request on NT4 and HP/UX; both are generating one reply on
> the correct interface (and my interpretation of the ARP RFC is that the Linux
> behavior is not correct).
Which specific bit of the RFC ?
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