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2.08
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2.07
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Minor bugfixes |
08-Aug-2008 20:30 |
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2.06
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Minor bugfixes |
13-Sep-2007 18:36 |
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2.05
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Minor bugfixes |
28-Jan-2005 18:39 |
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2.04
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Major bugfixes |
29-Aug-2004 20:35 |
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2.03
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Minor bugfixes |
02-Feb-2004 09:55 |
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2.02
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Minor bugfixes |
14-Nov-2003 16:50 |
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2.01
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Major feature enhancements |
04-Aug-2003 07:55 |
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1.07
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Minor feature enhancements |
08-Apr-2003 00:13 |
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1.06
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Minor bugfixes |
05-Feb-2003 03:17 |
Comments
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uhm.. iputils..
by Jeremiah Johnson - Feb 12th 2002 16:21:25
You do realize that arping is already part of iputils.. If you make any
significant changes/improvments you should get them included in the iputils
package.
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Re: uhm.. iputils..
by Marvin - Feb 12th 2002 19:56:02
> You do realize that arping is already
> part of iputils..
As another comment has pointed out, that is a less capable arping, it's
not the same program.
Arping exists in debian (though currently lagging on the 1.02 version) in
the package arping.
The less capable arping from iputils is now in the package
iputils-arping.
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mirror
by Hollis - Jul 15th 2001 20:30:44
I'm completely unable to resolve nss.nu right now,
but after a lot of digging I managed to find this mirror
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Re: mirror
by Marvin - Jul 20th 2001 11:29:29
> I'm completely unable to resolve nss.nu
> right now,
It's back up, and resolving. Sorry for the inconveniance.
(servers have a tendency to go down on friday
evenings, don't they)
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Awesome!
by Wimble - Aug 13th 2000 18:55:34
An awesome little program! Great for debugging a handful of annoying
network problems...
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Re: Awesome!
by David Douthitt - Jul 9th 2001 13:19:10
> An awesome little program! Great for
> debugging a handful of annoying network
> problems...
Agreed. This program is quite useful. Unfortunately, it conflicts with
another less capable arping program.
On one of my systems, I get this:
# arping -V
arping utility, iputils-ss001007
#
instead of
# arping -v
arping 0.95 [ -q ] [ -v ] [ -r ] [ -d ] [ -0 ] [ -c count ]
[ -i <interface> ] <host/ip/MAC>
#
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Re: Awesome!
by Jeremiah Johnson - Feb 12th 2002 16:22:34
Thats because you're running /sbin/arping (which is included with iputils)
instead of the version you downloaded, compiled, and installed..
>
> % An awesome little program! Great
> for
> % debugging a handful of annoying
> network
> % problems...
>
>
> Agreed. This program is quite useful.
> Unfortunately, it conflicts with
> another less capable arping program.
>
> On one of my systems, I get this:
>
> # arping -V
> arping utility, iputils-ss001007
> #
>
> instead of
>
> # arping -v
> arping 0.95 [ -q ] [ -v ] [ -r ] [ -d
> ] [ -0 ] [ -c count ]
> [ -i <interface> ]
> <host/ip/MAC>
> #
>
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Re: Awesome!
by Alain - Jan 12th 2002 11:43:10
> An awesome little program! Great for
> debugging a handful of annoying network
> problems...
Its feature to map MAC addresses back to IP is quite
useful. Unfortunately, that only works for machines which
answer broadcast pings, i.e. not for windows machines :-(
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Re: Awesome!
by Marvin - Apr 18th 2003 13:07:34
> Its feature to map MAC addresses back to
> IP is quite
> useful. Unfortunately, that only works
> for machines which
> answer broadcast pings, i.e. not for
> windows machines :-(
Check out arping-scan-net.sh, included in arping. It
scans an IP network for a certain MAC address. It's only
needed for those that don't answer broadcast pings (also,
you can try the multicast IP 224.0.0.1), but when all else
fails, the script *will* find the box (unless it's actually
not answering ICMP pings).
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