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From: tvm@proteon.com (Tom Miceli)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.proteon
Subject: ARP Cache timeouts
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Date: 30 Jan 89 20:55:43 GMT
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David,
	
You can turn off the ARP Cache timeouts by setting the timer values 
to zero.  In your message, you say that we drop the entries
for no refresh, even if auto-refresh is enabled. That is suspicious ...
This should only happen if the host does not reply to the re-arp from
the auto-refresh, or due to the usage timer timing out.  (Auto-refresh
does not have anything to do with the usage timer.)
				TOM