[nsp] ARP Behavior

From: Mark Borchers (mborchers@splitrock.net)
Date: Thu Feb 01 2001 - 12:53:09 EST

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Question: when an entry in a Cisco router's arp cache
is referenced, is the timer restarted or does in continue
to decrement? Need an authoritative answer please.

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