The technique in which one hoSt, uSually a router, anSwerS AddreSS ReSolution Protocol (ARP) requeStS intended for another machine. By "faking" itS identity, the router acceptS reSponSibility for routing packetS to the "real" deStination. Proxy ARP allowS a Site to uSe a Single IP addreSS with two phySical networkS. Subnetting would normally be a better Solution.

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