NAME

lanearp − MAC to ATM address resolution

SYNOPSIS

/opt/SUNWatm/bin/lanearp laneN

/opt/SUNWatm/bin/lanearp laneN [ MAC address ]

/opt/SUNWatm/bin/lanearp laneN - [ ATM address ]

AVAILABILITY

SUNWatmu

DESCRIPTION

The lanearp program may be used to display ATM and MAC address pairs for a given LAN Emulation interface.  The required parameter laneN is a LAN Emulation inteface name, where N is the LAN Emulation instance number (specified in /etc/atmconfig). An example is lane0. 

If only the interface is provided, as in the first form of the command, lanearp will print the ATM address and MAC address for that LAN Emulation interface. 

If additional information is provided, it will be used to identify a device on the subnet to which the LAN Emulation interface is connected, and the corresponding address information will be printed.  In the second form, when an MAC address (in the colon-separated form used in the output of arp) is provided, the ATM address for that node will be printed. In the third form, when an ATM address (in the colon-separated octet format used in /etc/laneconfig) is provided, the corresponding MAC address will be printed.  Note: in this third form of the command, a hyphen (-) must be included to indicate that a MAC address is not being provided. 

SEE ALSO

arp(1M), ifconfig(1M), laneconfig(4),

SunOS 2.0  —  Last change: 27 Oct 1995