34.2.1 Command list
The following tables list the commands used to configure IPv4 communication.
|
Command name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
arp |
Creates a static ARP table. |
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arp max-send-count |
Specifies the maximum number of ARP request packets that can be sent. |
|
arp send-interval |
Specifies ARP requestpacket send retry interval. |
|
arp timeout |
Specifies the aging time for an ARP cache table. |
|
ip address |
Specifies an IPv4 address for an interface. |
|
ip mtu |
Specifies the MTU length of IP packets sent on the interface. |
|
ip route |
Configures a static route for IPv4. |
|
interface loopback # |
Moves to the loopback interface level. |
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ip address (loopback) # |
Specifies an IPv4 address for a loopback interface. |
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See Configuration Command Reference, 25 Loopback Interface.
The following tables list the operation commands for IPv4 communication.
|
Command name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
show ip-dual interface |
Shows the status of IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces. |
|
show ip interface |
Shows the status of IPv4 interfaces. |
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show ip arp |
Shows the information in the ARP entries. |
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clear arp-cache |
Deletes dynamic ARP information. |
|
show netstat (netstat) |
Shows the status of a network. |
|
ping |
Performs an Echo test. |
|
traceroute |
Shows a route. |
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show ip route |
Displays the routing table for IPv4. |
|
show tcpdump |
Monitors incoming and outgoing packets. |