The display arp ip-conflict track command displays records about IP address conflicts detected.
Usage Scenario
IP address conflicts on a network will result in frequent route flapping on the device and greatly affect user services.
To quickly locate the conflicting IP addresses and better manage device IP addresses, you can run the display arp ip-conflict track command to check records about IP address conflicts detected.
Precautions
To make the display arp ip-conflict track command take effect, you must first run the arp ip-conflict-detect enable command in the system view to enable IP address conflict detection.
# Display records about IP address conflicts detected.
<HUAWEI> display arp ip-conflict track Conflict type : Remote IP conflict IP address : 10.1.1.1 System time : 2013-04-07 11:22:29 Conflict count : 1 Suppress count : 0 Old interface : GE0/0/1 Receive interface : GE0/0/2 Old VLAN/CEVLAN : 100/0 Receive VLAN/CEVLAN : 100/0 Old MAC : 00e0-ca63-8141 Receive MAC : 00e0-ca63-8142 Conflict type : Local IP confilct IP address : 192.168.10.1 System time : 2013-04-07 11:21:10 Conflict count : 1 Suppress count : 0 Local interface : Vlanif10 Receive interface : GE0/0/3 Receive VLAN/CEVLAN : 10/0 Receive MAC : 00e0-0000-0002
Item |
Description |
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Conflict type |
IP address conflict type:
|
IP address |
Conflicting IP address. |
System time |
System time when an IP address conflict occurs. |
Conflict count |
Number of IP address conflicts. NOTE:
If the ARP entry mapping the IP address is aged or deleted, this field is set to zero. |
Suppress count |
Number of IP address conflict suppressions. NOTE:
If the ARP entry mapping the IP address is aged or deleted, this field is set to zero. |
Old interface |
Interface recorded in the ARP entry mapping the IP address before a conflict. |
Local interface |
Interface in the ARP entry of the conflicting IP address. |
Receive interface |
Interface that receives ARP packet during a conflict. |
Old VLAN/CEVLAN |
VLAN and CE VLAN recorded in the ARP entry mapping the IP address before a conflict. |
Receive VLAN/CEVLAN |
VLAN and CE VLAN that receive ARP packets during a conflict. |
Old MAC |
MAC address recorded in the ARP entry mapping the IP address before a conflict. |
Receive MAC |
Source MAC address in the ARP packet received during a conflict. |