By default the arp cache never ages out. You can
change this by changing the value of Host Cache under
each IP interface. Protocols -> IP -> Interface then
scroll down until you find host cache then highlight
it and click values. The cisco default is 4 hours.
You can change it through MIBs and probably BCC as
well. wfIpIntfCfgEntry (or wfIpInterfaceEntry for
older code).
Do a 'list wfIpIntfCfgEntry' to see what object the
host cache is, then you can do a 'set
wfIpIntfCfgEntry.(object#).(instance) (new value) ;
commit' to change it. The values for this object can
be found in the MIBs under the site manager dir.
C:\WF\MIBS and you want to look at IP.MIB I think.
It's a ASCII file.
To see what instances you have do, 'list -i
wfIpIntfCfgEntry' or the older MIB for older code and
this will return something like:
inst_id = x.x.x.x.x
where x.x.x.x.x is the instance. Just put the stuff
after the = in the get/set commands.
If you need assistance let me know. I'm in a rush to
get someplace right now so writing this real quick.
Erick
> >Wish I could help but I haven't touched a Bay in
> years, do you know how to
> >configure the arp cache timers on a bay?
> >
> >Thanks
> >Cory
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