ARP Cache
[270 byte] By [KenB1776a] at [2007-11-27 8:35:01] 
How long does it take Solaris 9 systems to clear their arp cache if they lose the gateway? The network admins are making some changes to the network and the defalut gateway MAC is going to change. Is there a way to clear the arp cache or is this fairly automatic?
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I think its 15 minutes, but i'm not sure. Still i'm not certain this will cause you any problem.The arp cache can be manipulated via the 'arp' command (see 'man arp'). You can view the arp-cache with 'arp -a' or withndd -get /dev/arp arp_cache_report .7/M.mAbrantea at 2007-7-12 20:31:26 >
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