Search for IP addresses and MAC addresses

Syntax

ARP[-[Inetaddr] [-NIfaceaddr] [-G[Inetaddr] [-NIfaceaddr]

[-D INetaddr[Ifaceaddr] [-SInetaddr etheraddr[Ifaceaddr]

　　Table 12.1 provides the meanings of the ARP Command Options.

Table12.1arp Command Option

Option	Description
-[Inetaddr] [-NIfaceaddr]	Displays the current ARP cache table for all interfaces. To display ARP cache items for a specific IP address, useInetaddrParameterARP-,InetaddrRepresents the IP address. If not specifiedInetaddr, The first applicable interface is used. To display the ARP cache table for a specific interface, Set-NIfaceaddrParameters and-Parameters are used together.IfaceaddrIndicates the IP address assigned to this interface.-NThe parameters are case sensitive.
-G[Inetaddr] [-NIfaceaddr]	And-Same.
-DInetaddr[Ifaceaddr]	Delete the specified IP address.InetaddrRepresents the IP address. To delete an entry in a table for the specified interface, useIfaceaddrParameter.IfaceaddrIndicates the IP address assigned to this interface. To delete all items, use the asterisk (*) wildcard instead.Inetaddr.
-SInetaddr etheraddr[Ifaceaddr]	Add an IP address to the ARP cacheInetaddrResolved to a physical addressEtheraddr. To add a static ARP cache entry to the table of the specified interface, useIfaceaddrParameter.IfaceaddrIndicates the IP address assigned to this interface.
/?	Display help at a command prompt.

 

Windows:

Add a static ARP table to the ARP-s IP Mac;

ARP-A: view the ARP table of the current host.

No RARP command.

Linux:

ARP | grep IP/MAC;

RARP .....