[wplug] Clearing arp cache
Jonathan S. Billings
billings at negate.org
Tue Jul 13 23:11:31 EDT 2004
Your class exercise doesn't work on the arp on linux, freebsd or
solaris. There isn't a command that deletes every arp entry on linux
or solaris, but freebsd does allow you to delete all arp entries with
'arp -d -a'.
On Jul 13, 2004, at 10:57 PM, Greg Simkins wrote:
> I have a class exercise that claims that the arp cache can be cleared
> by typing
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> Arp –d *.*.*.*
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> In Redhat 9 Linux this give an error about an unknown host.
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> If I type merely arp –a, I get prompted for a host name.
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> In Windows, arp –a will delete the entire cache.
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> I have been reading my resources and searching online, but have not
> found a way to clear the arp cache in Redhat Linux 9.
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> Does anybody know how to do this?
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> Greg Simkins
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