Can you be more specific?
I talked with an engineer in TAC last week, and he mentioned he had a case
that had to do with a switch talking to a router. A few workstations on a
network wouldn't comunicate across the router until they cleared the ARP
cache...
-Brad Ellis
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> When do you clear ARP on a router? Any scenario related to firewall or
local
> director?
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