SysLog Manipulation

[Hristo Georgiev]

How can eliminate the kernel from logging the
following:
Jun 18 12:45:40 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 on rl0
Jun 18 13:09:05 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 on rl0
Jun 18 13:10:32 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 on rl0
Jun 18 13:29:49 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 on rl0
Jun 18 13:29:49 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 on rl0
Jun 18 13:31:59 georgi /kernel: arp: 10.39.224.2 moved
from 00:b0:da:ac:dc:89 to 00:b0:da:ac:dc:88 on rl0


There is a server on the network that has multiple
interfaces and it is switching them over and over
again all the time and fill my logs up with this.  Is
there a way to make it not log this particular event.

Here is the output of `uname -a`:
FreeBSD georgi.xxxxx.com 4.8-RELEASE FreeBSD
4.8-RELEASE #0: Thu Apr  3 10:53:38 GMT 2003    
root at freebsd-stable.sentex.ca:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC
 i386

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