ARP table corruption. Command alias

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  I need to create a program to remove an entry in the ARP table in Windows 7 with LabVIEW and TestStand.  The test that I develop contacts ESA via Ethernet.  Each HAD has the same IP address at the beginning but different MAC addresses.  I note that there may be long delays in test is running when you try to connect and remove the previous entry in the ARP table seems to help.  But now I have to do it manually through the command line.  The command 'arp d' requires elevated privileges.  I had a hard time getting LabVIEW to raise the system exec.  Does anyone have an ideas? Is there a .NET access to the ARP table?

  Thank you

  Paul

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  These parameters were apparently kidnapped in Vista. I found this on the site of $ M; they can apply to later versions, as well as M$ is a request for change to the management of the ARP...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949589

• SF300 ARP Table overflow

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  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
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  NAME                                 TYPE        VALUE
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  ---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- --- -----------
          11 *D:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\11.2.0.2\DBHOME_1\DATABASE\SUB_01.DBF*                         5 NO            0
  
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     FILE_ID FILE_NAME                                                                      MB AUT MAX size Mb
  ---------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- --- -----------
          12 *D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\MATSTDBY\DATAFILE\O1_MF_NOTE_7V6B0W0Z_.DBF*                    5 NO            0
  

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  Given that I added two Apple TV 4 to my network via ethernet and using IP addresses static, I notice several entries in an IP scan for unknown IP addresses that seem to be related ATV equipment.

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  It is an example of what I see.  Appreciate any ideas or suggestions.

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  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.113, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.126, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.128, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.129, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.137, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.143, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.145, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.146, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.147, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.148, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.156, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.157, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.158, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.160, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.162, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.175, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.177, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.178, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.179, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.181, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.182, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.183, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.184, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.185, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.186, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.187, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.188, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.189, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.190, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.191, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.192, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.193, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.194, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.195, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.196, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.197, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.198, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.199, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.168, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Name: Inactive device, device Type: other, IP: 192.168.1.169, MAC: UNKNOWN, IPv6: UNKNOWN, DNS: UNKNOWN, manufacturer: Apple, Inc.., last seen: 24/04/2016-09:49:52

  Strange. We'll see.

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  You have configured the static addresses in the ATV? As well as the correct values for the gateway and the server names?

  These are obvious questions, but need to check.

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  I'll ttach a picture of what is in place now.

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  Version: 5

  Name:

  Size: 459.99 GiB

  NUM. Segments: 22319

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