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Duplicate IP / Gratuitous ARP

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Greetings:

Can PRTG be configured to somehow monitor specific networks, subnets or VLANS for potential IP address conflicts? While in good practice, this should *never* occur, I recently ran into an issue where it did - and it took our engineers far too long to locate the source.

I would like to configure PRTG to somehow watch for this on my networks. How can that be achieved?

Thanks!

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I'm very sorry but at this time, we do not offer any IPAM utilities. See KB 42373

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