Never used "NO IP REDIRECTS", BUT I have used "NO IP DIRECTED-BROADCAST"
to prevent spoofing attacks to your network, but maybe I can learn a little
something from your question as well.
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From: FREDL L AZARES [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, FREDL L AZARES wrote:
What's the purpose of no ip redirects in VLAN ehternet subinterface
configuration? Thanks in advance.
It just stops ICMP redirects from being sent.
Here is a scenerio:
hostA 192.168.1.50
routerA e0 192.168.1.1 (hostA's gateway)
routerB e0
A router sends an ICMP Redirect frame to a host to tell the host that the
host has a more direct route to a destination.
In the Redirect frame, the router says which device the host should send
the frame to. In some cases, the host can reach the destination directly.
This can happen when you
: FREDL L AZARES
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Onderwerp: Re: NO IP REDIRECTS
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, FREDL L AZARES wrote:
What's the purpose of no ip redirects in VLAN ehternet subinterface
configuration? Thanks in advance.
It just stops ICMP redirects from being sent.
Here is a scenerio:
hostA
with them
(not really a purpose of icmp redirects but good too
know:)
Hans
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Aan: FREDL L AZARES
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Onderwerp: Re: NO IP REDIRECTS
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, FRED
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