Common ARP Command Options:

Common ARP Command Options:

· ARP-A or ARP-G is used to view all items in the cache. The results of the-A and-G parameters are the same. For many years,-G has been the option used on UNIX platforms to display all items in the ARP cache, windows uses ARP-A (-A can be regarded as all, that is, all), but it can also accept more traditional-G options. · ARP-a ip if we have multiple NICs, we can only display ARP cache items related to this interface by adding the IP address of the interface to ARP-. · Physical IP address of ARP-s we can manually input a static project to ARP high-speed cache. The project remains valid during the computer boot process, or when an error occurs, the manually configured physical address automatically updates the project. · ARP-d ip can use this command to manually delete a static project. For example, at the command prompt, type ARP-A. If we use the ping command to test and verify the connectivity from this computer to the host whose IP address is 10.0.0.99, the ARP cache displays the following items: interface: 10.0.0.1 on interface 0x1 Internet address physical address type 10.0.0.99 00-e0-98-00-7c-dc dynamic in this example, the cache entry indicates that the remote host located in 10.0.0.99 is resolved to the Media Access Control Address of 00-e0-98-00-7c-dc, which is allocated in the NIC hardware of the remote computer. The Media Access Control Address is the address used by the computer to communicate with the remote TCP/IP host on the network.