How can I see arp table entry on AS/400?

Ken Yamasaki

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Apr 24, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/24/98

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Hello,

In case of UNIX or Windows NT, I can use arp command to see arp table
entry.
On AS/400, how can I see arp table entry?

Thank you,

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Ken

Paul Nicolay

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Apr 24, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/24/98

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Hi Ken,

I don't think you can see any MAC addresses on the AS/400, except from the
sniffer in the STRSST.

Regards,
Paul
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Apr 25, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/25/98

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Hello Paul,

Thanks for your comment.

Paul Nicolay wrote:
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> Hi Ken,
>
> I don't think you can see any MAC addresses on the AS/400, except from the
> sniffer in the STRSST.

I understand.

But I wonder about expire interval of arp table, and how to delete the
entry.
Does anyone know them?

And more question.

Does anyone know where can I get traceroute and nslookup tool for
AS/400 ( if there are ) ?

Thanks,
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Paul Nicolay

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Apr 27, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/27/98

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Hi Ken,

Yee, it's difficult answering to you, I always get strange characters, but
the post itself seems to be OK. I hope I don't make typo errors as I don't
know what I'm typing :-)

For the NSLOOKUP, do you just want name resolution, or also things like
MX-records etc. Otherwise take a look at the november issue of Midrange
COmputing whihc has an article of me, related to device name and TCP/IP,
but also has name resolution coding build in.

A traceroute I don't have neither... maybe a port would be nice.

Regards,
Paul

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Gerhard Possler

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Apr 27, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/27/98

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Hi

1. sorry but you you cannot display/change ARP Cache at AS/400 yet (I meen R420)

2. NSLOOKUP is implemented on AS/400 since R420 ( ;-o) " call
pgm(qdns/qtoblkup)" function is similar to unix nslookup.

regards gerhard

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deb...@nospam.com

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May 9, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/9/98

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The lookup of hosts only works if option 31 (DNS) of OS/400 is installed.

Ken Yamasaki

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May 11, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/11/98

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Hello Gerhard,

Gerhard Possler wrote:

> 1. sorry but you you cannot display/change ARP Cache at AS/400 yet (I meen R420)

OK, I understand.

> 2. NSLOOKUP is implemented on AS/400 since R420 ( ;-o) " call
> pgm(qdns/qtoblkup)" function is similar to unix nslookup.

WOW!
My friend has R420. I will try it.
Thank you .

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Hello Paul,

> Paul Nicolay wrote:

> > Yee, it's difficult answering to you, I always get strange characters, but
> > the post itself seems to be OK. I hope I don't make typo errors as I don't
> > know what I'm typing :-)

Do you mean my article include wrong char ? If it does, I am very sorry.
And sorry soryy for my poor English.

> > For the NSLOOKUP, do you just want name resolution, or also things like
> > MX-records etc. Otherwise take a look at the november issue of Midrange
> > COmputing whihc has an article of me, related to device name and TCP/IP,
> > but also has name resolution coding build in.

I want to see A,CNAME,MX,etc from AS/400.

> > A traceroute I don't have neither... maybe a port would be nice.

I understarnd.

Thank you and sorry my article with poor English.

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Ken Yamasaki

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May 11, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/11/98

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Hello,

deb...@nospam.com wrote:
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> The lookup of hosts only works if option 31 (DNS) of OS/400 is installed.

OK, I understand.
Thank you very much!
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Ken Yamasaki