When configuring an ARP entry in an windows server running a FW1. Which is the correct
method?
A.
Add an entry into $FWDIR/state/local.arp of the form <IP address> <TAB> <External Mac
address> and restart the server.
B.
Add an entry into $FWDIR/state/local.arp of the form <External Mac address> <TAB> <IP
address> and restart the server.
C.
Add an entry into $FWDIR/state/arp.txt of the form <IP address> <TAB> <External Mac
address> and restart the server.
D.
Add an entry into $FWDIR/state/local.arp of the form <IP address> <TAB> <External Mac
address>
Explanation:
: There are times where you will need to add static NAT entries, however, NT does not allow this
via the arp command, and so you must edit the file $FWDIR/Conf/Local.arp. In this file, a line is as
follows:
Translated IP MAC Address.
On Windows and Solaris, you can display a list of current ARP entries by issuing the command
“arp -a”. See Page 235 of Syngress Book ” Check Point NG – Next Generation Administration”.