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</form>
<p class="vexpl"><span class="red"><strong>Notes:<br>
</strong></span>
- *Proxy ARP can be used if you need pfSense to send ARP replies on an interface for other IP addresses than its own (e.g. for 1:1, advanced outbound or server NAT). It is not necessary on the WAN interface if you have a subnet routed to you or if you use PPPoE/PPTP, and it only works on the WAN interface if it's configured with a static IP address or DHCP.</p>
+ *Proxy ARP can be used if you need {$g['product_name']} to send ARP replies on an interface for other IP addresses than its own (e.g. for 1:1, advanced outbound or server NAT). It is not necessary on the WAN interface if you have a subnet routed to you or if you use PPPoE/PPTP, and it only works on the WAN interface if it's configured with a static IP address or DHCP.</p>
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*CARP can be a great replacement for proxyarp.
<?php include("fend.inc"); ?>
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