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=== DISview [518]
arp
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arp
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Display the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table that maps IP
addresses to their link addresses on networks capable of
broadcasting. For each IP address entry the network type
(e.g. Ethernet), network address and time to expiration is shown.
If the link address is currently unknown, the number of IP
datagrams awaiting resolution is also shown.
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arp add <nodename> ether|ax25|netrom|arcnet <network_address>
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Add a permanent entry to the table. It will not time out (in
contrast to an automatically-created entry, which will disappear
after nothing has been heard from a host for x minutes). A
permanent entry can be removed with the 'arp drop' command.
>> Example: arp add alpha.mynet.com ether 02:33:45:66:78:9a
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arp drop <nodename> ether|ax25|netrom|arcnet
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Remove the specified entry from the ARP table.
>> Example: arp drop alpha.mynet.com ether
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arp flush
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Drop all automatically-created entries in the ARP table.
Permanent entries are not affected.
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arp publish <nodename> ether|ax25|netrom|arcnet <network_address>
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This command is similar to the 'arp add' command, but the system
will also respond to any ARP request it sees on the network that
seeks the specified address. (Use this feature with great care).
>> Example: arp publish alpha.mynet.com ether 02:33:45:66:78:9a