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j773303
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arp problem

Why arp -a would show the below,

15.27.22.1 (15.27.22.1) -- no entry

How to delete it? Does this affect the network?
Hero
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T G Manikandan
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Re: arp problem

There is no problem with that entry.

If you still want to delete the entry from the table then just do a

#arp -d 15.27.22.1


Thanks
twang
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Re: arp problem

Do a arp -d to delete the entry.
then you ping an ip address it will appear in the arp table.
j773303
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Re: arp problem

It could not be deleted. The message as below,

# arp -d 15.27.22.1
SIOCDARP: Invalid argument

What does happend? Thanks.
Hero
Sergejs Svitnevs
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Re: arp problem

"no entry" means "a nonexistent entry".

If no entry is available in the ARP cache, an ARP request is generated, sent out to the network and the calling thread will be suspended. Something is still asking for the old IP address. Do you still have it in /etc/hosts (or nis, DNS, NetBIOS etc). i.e. If something asked for the machine by name would it still get the wrong IP address?

Regards,
Sergejs
T G Manikandan
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Re: arp problem

T G Manikandan
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Re: arp problem

T G Manikandan
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Re: arp problem

What OS version you are running?

the above patch is for 11.0
j773303
Super Advisor

Re: arp problem

The OS is 11.00. I'd try to load the PATCH for arp. Thanks.
Hero