On Fri, 1 Feb 2008, Joey Kelly wrote:
> 3. Or you could go the l33t way and flood the linksys's arp cache, forcing it
> to fail open and defaulted to a layer-1 device, after which you could put
> your linux box anywhere on the LAN and sniff all traffic ;-)
Well even after it fails open, it's still "ethernet", so i contend it's
still a layer-2 device. Everyone get out your OSI chart. :)
But i digress... Have you ever successfully had a switch 'fail open'?
i've tried arp flooding 3com switches before, but the only thing i end up
doing is killing the port i'm flooding from... the rest of the switch
traffic flows fine (and i can't sniff it haha). Anyone ever tried it on a
linksys switch?
ray
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