IP Service
IPv4 Configuration
\[Command] show ip interface \[Purpose] Display the IP address configured for the interface \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] ip address A. B.
ARP Configuration
\[Command] show arp \[Purpose] Show IP ARP table \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] show arp-proxy count \[ second ] \[Purpose] Show the number of ARP proxy replies \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] show interface arp-proxy status \[Purpose] Show interface ARP proxy status \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] clear neighbor {all|static|dynamic} clear neighbor interface { interface type } interface name \[Purpose] Clear ARP, NDP table entries \[Parameter] \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] arp static A. B.
DHCP Server Configuration
\[Command] show dhcp pool info {v4|v6} \[Purpose] View the configuration information for the created DHCP address pool \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] show dhcp pool ip-in-use \[ A. B.
DHCP Relay Configuration
\[Command] show dhcp relay config \[Purpose] Display DHCP relay related configuration \[View] System view \[ Use Cases ] \[Command] dhcp-relay name {v4|v6} no dhcp-relay name {v4|v6} \[Purpose] Configuring DHCP relay instance \[Parameter] \[View] System configuration view \[Usage Scenario] When users and DHCP servers are in different broadcast domains (different subnets), the device can act as a DHCP relay agent to encapsulate the user's DHCP request broadcast message into a unicast message and send it to the DHCP server. \[Comment] The device supports the configuration of multiple DHCP instances as DHCP relay for the scenario that different terminals use different DHCP Server.