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Measuring ARP transaction times
is a great example of sub-component responsiveness measurement.
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is a critical part of most Internet
Services. ARP is a local area network service that converts IP
addresses into Media Addresses. ARP is important in both ethernet
and ATM LANE networks. For LAN based transactions, the ARP Transaction
time is in the same time domain as the transaction itself, such
as a local DNS query, or a ping request. Being able to realize
the ARP Response Time and factor it into the overall network
transaction time can be important.
ARP failure, is a show stopper for any network based transaction.
So understanding the behavior of ARP for a given entity in a network
can help in unraveling LAN issues.
ARP is a source of security concerns in LAN technology. The
ability to manipulate ARP to insert components into critical paths
of a network is a serious internal security issue. Detecting ARP
exploitation should be a fundamental security task for those concerned
about the internal threats to their network facilities.
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