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hi jeffrey,

On Wed, Jun 05, 2002 at 08:05:36AM -0400, jeffrey@jeffreyf.net wrote:
> I keep getting the following alert on my system. I know that this
> relates to IPv6 but I can not see how to stop it.
>=20
> arp info overwritten for 66.177.192.1 by 00:d0:ba:c9:41:54

i can't see how this is related to IPv6.  most likely you have two
machines with the same ipaddress on the same ethernet segment and thus
you get collisions because each of them has different MAC address
(that's the number -> 00:d0:ba:c9:41:54).

regards,

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