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Old 10-05-2007, 23:30   #21
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Re: How to deal with a bandwith hijacker

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Originally Posted by glam_racket View Post
I'm now getting DHCP requests from ffffffffffff on ip 255.255.255

Is this them trying to gain access still or something else?
This is perfectly normal, when a machine wants to get an IP address with DHCP it sends out a broadcast using the MAC address ffffffffffff to 255.255.255.255 this is the broadcast address for the network. Meaning, it's sending out a request to everything on the network and waiting for something to reply.
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