Setting Up Static ARP Table on Mac OS X
On any LAN there is a danger of someone performing a man-in-the-middle attack against your traffic. One way to prevent this type of attack is setting up static entries, for hosts you are likely to communicate in your arp table.
Start by deleting all entries on you arp table,
sudo arp -s -d
Then add the hosts you are likely to communicate,
sudo arp -s 192.168.16.106 0:1e:58:b1:64:40
Or you can pass arp command a file containing all the entries,
arp -f file.name
This will save you from inputting them one by one, entries in the file should be in the following format,
hostname ether_addr