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Version Description
The tools command has been introduced.
2.00
3.89.1 tools arping
Description Command action is analogous to tools ping command, but operates at the
link layer of the OSI model using the ARP protocol.
Prefix no No
Change settings No
Multiple input No
Synopsis
(tools)>
arping
‹
address
›
source-interface
‹
source-interface
› [
count
‹
count
› ] [
wait-time
‹
wait-time
› ]
Arguments
Description Value Argument
IP-address of the respondent.
IP-address address
Name of source-interface.
Interface
name source-interface
Quantity of requests. If not specified, the
command will run until interrupted by the
user.
Integer count
The maximum response time, in
milliseconds.
Integer wait-time
Example
(tools)> arping 192.168.15.51 source-interface Home count 4 ►
wait-time 3000
Starting the ARP ping to "192.168.15.51"...
ARPING 192.168.15.51 from 192.168.15.1 br0.
Unicast reply from 192.168.15.51 [9c:b7:0d:ce:51:6a] 1.884 ms.
Unicast reply from 192.168.15.51 [9c:b7:0d:ce:51:6a] 1.831 ms.
Sent 4 probes, received 2 responses.
Process terminated.
History
Version Description
The tools arping command has been introduced.
2.00
3.89.2 tools ping
Description Send Echo-Request requests of ICMP protocol to specified network node and
register received Echo-Reply responses. The time between sending request
and receiving the response Round Trip Time (RTT) allows you to define double
ended delays on the route and frequency of packet losses, that is, indirectly
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