12-21-2006 12:11 PM - edited 03-03-2019 03:09 PM
i want to know that what show arp ip address command shows on the router.
if some one can explain we the output
of this command
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12-21-2006 03:20 PM
Within a LAN, devices communicate with mac-address. IP to Mac-add conversion is done by ARP.
Sh arp ip add tells whether the device is aware of any machine with such IP add & reflects its mac-add.
12-21-2006 08:29 PM
Hi,
the output of sh ip arp on router looks like this
Protocol|Address|Age(min)|MAC|Type|Interface
IP |10.4.1.3|2|xxxx.xxxx.xxxx|arpa|fa 0/0
the above example tells me how to reach 10.4.1.3 host i need to go through fa 0/0 on router interface.(this interface might be the link to a switch) to get exact port on which the host is connected u can use the
sh mac-address-table command on switch and compare the mac address corresponding to the IP 10.4.1.3 and u can then find the corresponding port for that host.
HTH
Thanks
Raj
12-21-2006 03:20 PM
Within a LAN, devices communicate with mac-address. IP to Mac-add conversion is done by ARP.
Sh arp ip add tells whether the device is aware of any machine with such IP add & reflects its mac-add.
12-21-2006 08:29 PM
Hi,
the output of sh ip arp on router looks like this
Protocol|Address|Age(min)|MAC|Type|Interface
IP |10.4.1.3|2|xxxx.xxxx.xxxx|arpa|fa 0/0
the above example tells me how to reach 10.4.1.3 host i need to go through fa 0/0 on router interface.(this interface might be the link to a switch) to get exact port on which the host is connected u can use the
sh mac-address-table command on switch and compare the mac address corresponding to the IP 10.4.1.3 and u can then find the corresponding port for that host.
HTH
Thanks
Raj
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