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Dear Experts, I'm testing the <b>ARP inspection in Cisco switch 3750</b> and get this result when using <b>show ip arp inspection</b> command<br />
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Can you explain the results and suggest? Many thanks!
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Dear Experts, I'm testing the ARP inspection in Cisco switch 3750 and get this result when using show ip arp inspection command



Can you explain the results and suggest? Many thanks!

ARP inspection in Cisco 3750 switch

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Routers

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Cisco

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Switches / Hubs

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Networking

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