Arp Table - Cisco ASA 5505 Configuration Manual

Chapter 8 Configuring Interfaces

ARP Table

The Monitoring > Interfaces > ARP Table pane displays the ARP table, including static and dynamic
entries. The ARP table includes entries that map a MAC address to an IP address for a given interface.
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DHCP
The adaptive security appliance lets you monitor DHCP status, including the addresses assigned to
clients, the lease information for a adaptive security appliance interface, and DHCP statistics.
DHCP Server Table
The Monitoring > Interfaces > DHCP > DHCP Server Table lists the IP addresses assigned to DHCP
clients.
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DHCP Client Lease Information
If you obtain the adaptive security appliance interface IP address from a DHCP server, the Monitoring >
Interfaces > DHCP > DHCP Server Table > DHCP Client Lease Information pane shows information
about the DHCP lease.
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Interface—Lists the interface name associated with the mapping.
IP Address—Shows the IP address.
MAC Address—Shows the MAC address.
Proxy ARP—Displays Yes if proxy ARP is enabled on the interface. Displays No if proxy ARP is
not enabled on the interface.
Clear—Clears the dynamic ARP table entries. Static entries are not cleared.
Refresh—Refreshes the table with current information from the adaptive security appliance and
updates Last Updated date and time.
Last Updated—Display only. Shows the date and time the display was updated.
IP Address—Shows the IP address assigned to the client.
Client-ID—Shows the client MAC address or ID.
Lease Expiration—Shows the date that the DHCP lease expires. The lease indicates how long the
client can use the assigned IP address. Remaining time is also specified in the number of seconds
and is based on the timestamp in the Last Updated display-only field.
Number of Active Leases—Shows the total number of DHCP leases.
Refresh—Refreshes the information from the adaptive security appliance.
Last Updated—Shows when the data in the table was last updated.
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