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Show arp command, Vyatta

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A command available on Vyatta platforms; used to display the device's current ARP table.

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Image:Vm-power-on-medium.png Usage Syntax

show arp

Image:Vm-power-on-medium.png Usage Examples

show arp - display all arp table entries

show arp | match 1.1.1.1 - display only the arp table entry for IP address 1.1.1.1

show arp | match 00:11:22:33:44:55 - display only the arp table entry for MAC address 00:11:22:33:44:55

Image:utilities-terminal-medium.png Typical Output

From the v4.02 Command Reference;

Address      HWtype HWaddress         Flags Mask Iface
172.16.215.1 ether  00:12:D9:74:BE:91 C          eth0
10.1.0.1     ether  00:04:23:09:0F:79 C          eth0

Image:icemon-medium.png Related Commands

Use the ??? command to configure static ARP entries

Use the clear arp command to remove a specific entry from the ARP table

Image:object-flip-horizontal-medium.png Command Equivalents

The Windows and Linux command equivalent is the arp command

The Extreme command equivalent is the show iparp command

The Blue Coat SGOS command equivalent is the show arp-table command

The Nokia IPSO platform command equivalent has the same name: show arp command, Nokia

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Information on Linux commands Image:Tux-small.png

Information on F5 BigIP commands Image:F5-logo-small.png

Information on Blue Coat SGOS commands

Information on Nokia IPSO commands


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