Displaying AppleTalk ARP Entries
Displaying AppleTalk ARP EntriesIntroduction
When an attached host sends a message to an unknown AppleTalk node on the access server network, the access server creates an entry in the AppleTalk ARP cache and transmits an ARP request for the node’s data link address. At this time, the access server does not know the address for the desired node. When it receives a reply, it fills in the node’s corresponding Ethernet address.
Command
Use the SHOW/MONITOR APPLETALK ARP ENTRIES command to display entries that the access server creates in the AppleTalk ARP cache.
Displaying AppleTalk ARP Entries ExampleThe following example shows how to display the entries in the AppleTalk ARP cache:
Local> SHOW APPLETALK ARP ENTRIES |
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AppleTalk ARP Entries | Server:LAT_08002B26AE00 | |||
ATalk Address | Ethernet Address |
| Status | Interface |
12345.132 | Local | Ethernet | ||
12345.28 | Acquired | Ethernet | ||
12346.7 | Local | Asynch3 | ||
12347.18 | Local | Asynch12 | ||
12347.2 | <resolving> |
| Remote | Ethernet |
12344.3 | Remote | Ethernet |
The following table describes the fields in the AppleTalk ARP Entries display:
Field | Value | Description |
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ATalk Address |
| The AppleTalk address of a node. |
Ethernet Address |
| The corresponding Ethernet address for the |
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| AppleTalk node. |
Status |
| The status of the AppleTalk ARP Entry. |
| Remote | The entry designates an ARP entry for a |
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| remote host on the access server Ethernet. |
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| Such an entry usually means the server |
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| recently forwarded a DDP packet to this host. |
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