Hello
No. We re talking about linux as bootpd host.
I think the arp cache is updated as You say but the entry is only complete
(C) and not permanent (M). C-entries are checked for every once in a while
(often), M-entries not.
(dont know if this arp behaviour is specified)

Vlado

>	rarpd should plus in an arp cache entry when it responds to a
>	rarp request. Hmm - Is the original poster using NetBSD as the
>	boot server?

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