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Step 3 - Enter in the switch configuration then go “ARP Spoofing Prevention Settings” Step 2 - Use your browser to access the web interface, the default IP address is 10.90.90.90
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If the IP has been modified and you no longer remember you will need to per-form a reset to factory defaults (Press and hold the reset button 15-20 seconds) Let's spoof the target device (Windows Virtual machine) and tell it we are the router. Step 1 - To begin configuring need to know the IP address of the switch, the switch default has the IP 10.90.90.90. If you don't know the gateway address, execute the command below on the Terminal: arp -a. NOTE: Before starting this setup, you will need to know the IP address of your router or gateway and Mac Address - In our case we verify this information on our Router DSR-1000N. If the packet has an outdated version, it can probably do something. The above commands are used to solve the problem from our side.
#ARPSPOOF UPDATE UPDATE#
apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade. It may also mean that it is now sending traffic to a non-existent address, thus stopping the entire network. Firstly, we will execute the following commands and will try to fix this problem: apt-get update. With ARP Spoofing we can control who is our Gateway and Mac Address to prevent someone send-ing an ARP packets that says now the Gateway is another device thus all traffic is redirected to an-other machine that maybe capturing packets and compromising the security of network traffic. The ARP Spoofing Prevention option allows us to control network access and control devices based primarily on the Mac Address or ID on the network - i.e. ARP Spoofing Prevention (ARP Spoofing Prevention)