I’m new to the forum so I apologize if this is in the wrong place or I missed any rules. I would like to submit a feature request for an Arpwatch (or similar) add-on to notify me when a new device connects to my network. This is an important feature for keeping me notified about devices on certain n…

to wish list with nprobe implementation to i686 systems!

@ex1580 - Hi Sam. Welcome to the IPFire Community! I’ve not heard of Arpwatch, but maybe Who Is Online? will help. This is an addon for IPFire. https://wiki.ipfire.org/addons/wio

WIO only reports known devices on the network. “arpwatch” reports as soon as an unknown / unlisted device is detected by the router. In principle, the arp-list is monitored and entries that are not in the device list are reported.

Hi all, it seems to me that : “Who is online” addon does not automatically add a new network device in the list (you have to enter it manually or arp search then select and validate this item) …and that once this new device in the list the email notification is not activated by default (validate…

Arpwatch builds a little list of known devices by MAC and IP address pairings. If a new device shows up or an old device changes MAC or IP then you get an email alert. After a “learning” period" it is very handy for detecting not only new devices but also DHCP issues, or finding that new thing you j…

I’ve been thinking about this and other solutions that I would be OK with is notifications for captive portal authentication, or some sort of NAC/NAP, or a device inventory package of sorts. I could have a Terms and Conditions captive portal with unlimited expiration and an email notification, that …

I was reviewing how to build a package and I just cant do that. No computer for that, no time either (family duties take priority always). Here is the source if someone else wants to give it a shot. If you have a build environment already it shouldn’t take long at all. https://ee.lbl.gov/downloads/a…

I would like to have arpwatch in IPfire. I had one on old server with Debian but new Debian has systemd and arpwatch package was not migrated to systemd in correct way and it is broken. Arpwatch logs history of all MAC addresses seen in LAN and this information could be used for troubleshooting or s…

for what it is worth, I believe much of the needed info is available in the messages log. Here is a snippet of my message log: Jun 11 00:31:29 ipfire dhcpd: Commit: IP: 192.168.75.157 MAC: 00:07:a6:22:28:2e Name: LEVDS-Dimmer MAC2: 00:07:a6:22:28:2e Jun 11 00:31:29 ipfire dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for…

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