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I have a DIP pool setup with my trust interface. &nbsp;I want to find out exactly what it's doing regarding to how long a specific session is saved within the ARP table and what the timeout value is or even if there is a timeout? &nbsp;
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Juniper Netscreen 5GT

I have a DIP pool setup with my trust interface.  I want to find out exactly what it's doing regarding to how long a specific session is saved within the ARP table and what the timeout value is or even if there is a timeout?  

DIP pool within Trust interface - Juniper Netscreen 5GT

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