請問"Address Reservation" 和 "IP & MAC Binding" 同時一齊用,會有衝突嗎?
新少少的機同時有2個功能。 ...
dairyman123 發表於 2019-4-7 10:18 
其實呢兩樣野係唔同用途嘅:
簡單D講,IP&Mac Binding係最無敵嘅,就算部PC offline咗,其他機手動"扮"佢個IP入router都唔會俾佢上倒網;至於address reservation,假如部PC offline咗,其他機手動"扮"佢個IP入router係用倒喞
"DHCP address reservation" specifically means that the router will always offer the given address whenever the host asks for one using the DHCP auto-configuration protocol.
However, only DHCP offers were made static, but the router's IP→MAC neighbour cache (aka the ARP cache) is still filled in dynamically using ARP.
Meaning, if you bypass DHCP and manually configure another host to use the reserved address, it'll work. As soon as the "IP → old MAC" cache entry expires, the router sends a new ARP query, learns the new MAC address, adds "IP → new MAC" to the ARP cache, and packets go to the 'new' host.
"ARP binding" won't necessarily affect DHCP, but it does add a fixed IP→MAC entry to the router's neighbour cache.
If another host tries to use the same IP address, the router won't know that. It will trust the fixed IP→MAC binding, and will always send packets to the "bound" MAC address, even if the host is actually offline.
(Note, though: When two hosts within the same subnet communicate, they don't go through the router but send packets directly to each other. So they'll use their own neighbour caches, but will not be affected by the ARP binding done on the router. Only Internet traffic will be affected.)
https://superuser.com/questions/ ... address-reservation
另外,最新router firmware已經將IP&Mac Binding改咗放响security度
https://www.tp-link.com/tw/support/faq/1536/ |