The mac-forced-forwarding dumb-terminal-compatible command configures a device to forward the ARP packets from the gateway to dumb terminals.
The undo mac-forced-forwarding dumb-terminal-compatible command disables a device from forwarding the ARP packets from the gateway to dumb terminals.
By default, a device does not forward the ARP packets from gateway to dumb terminals.
mac-forced-forwarding dumb-terminal-compatible
undo mac-forced-forwarding dumb-terminal-compatible
Usage Scenario
When the MFF device connects to dumb terminals (which do not actively send ARP request packets or send ARP request packets at a long interval), the MFF device must transparently transmit the ARP packets from gateway to dumb terminals after the MFF entries are aged out; otherwise, the user ARP entries on gateway are aged out and user services are interrupted. Therefore, when the MFF device connects to dumb terminals, the MFF device needs to be configured to transparently transmit the ARP packets from gateway to dumb terminals.
Prerequisites
Global MFF has been enabled using the mac-forced-forwarding enable command.
Precautions
After the MFF device is configured to transparently transmit ARP packets to dumb terminals, run the mac-forced-forwarding static-gateway command to configure an IP address for the static gateway; otherwise, this function does not take effect.