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If you have a wireless network and there are devices nearby that aren't yours, you may have something that has associated with your AP. Get netstumbler on your laptop and go searching for the device...
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Wireshark says otherwise.
What exactly do you have on your network? Are there any wireless devices connected? Printers? Print server cards? So on and so on.
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Ummm, dude. This is broadcast traffic (255.255.255.255) to obtain an IP (via DHCP protocol) address for the NIC card, half of which is resolved for you via WireShark's name resolution setting...
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