TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual (G06.24+)

SCF Reference for NonStop TCP/IPv6
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual—524523-008
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ADD ENTRY Command for TCP6MAN
IPADDRESS ip addr
specifies the internet address for the entry and is specified in dotted decimal
notation.
MACADDR mac address
specifies the Ethernet address for the ENTRY. It is entered as a string of twelve
hexadecimal digits preceded by a “%h”.
ALLENTRY ON | OFF
allows (ON) or disallows (OFF) the automatic configuration of the multiple ARP
table entries through each interface when multiple subnets exist on the same
subnetwork. The default value is OFF. If you specify ALLENTRY OFF or allow the
attribute to default to OFF, only a single ARP entry is created even if multiple
subnets exist on the same subnetwork.
SUBNET
specifies the SUBNET to be associated with the ENTRY to be configured. Without
this parameter, the manually-added static ENTRY is only associated with the first
SUBNET found on the same IP subnetwork.
Examples
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To create an ENTRY in the ARP entry table:
-> ADD ENTRY $ZZTCP.*.EA1, TYPE ARP, IPADDRESS &
1.2.3.4, MACADDR %H08008E003578
•
To generate two additional entries if the system has three SUBNETs configured on
the same IP subnetwork:
-> ADD ENTRY $ZZTCP.*.EA, TYPE ARP,&
IPADDRESS 172.17.215.5, MACADDR %H08008E002577, &
ALLENTRY ON
The resulting three entries are named EA, EA1, and EA2. This command includes an
ALLENTRY specification.
Considerations
•
When you specify ALLENTRY ON, the format of each entry name is:
EAxxxn
where xxx consists of three characters you have the option to specify as part of
the entry name and n consists of a decimal number created internally when the
additional entries are created. The value of n varies from 1 through 63, depending
on the number of interfaces in the same subnetwork range.
•
Special considerations apply for entries added to an LNP environment. See LNP
Guidelines on page 6-24.