Argus Ra() Arp Support and the -R option

[Peter Van Epp]

	This looks like a good compromise to me!

Peter Van Epp / Operations and Technical Support 
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C. Canada

> 
>    I came up with a 'R' option on the ra() command line
> to print out the (R)esponse data.  This would work for
> Arp, DHCP and possibly DNS.  This is what it looks like
> now given this strategy.  What do you think?
> 
> Carter
> 
> 
> ~/argus-2.0.c/bin/ra -uncr /tmp/argus-2.0.out
>  966461038.880511       arp     192.168.0.1   who-has   192.168.0.130
> 1      1       46        46       ACC
>  966461105.010022       arp   192.168.0.128   who-has   192.168.0.129
> 1      1       28        46       ACC
>  966461180.690022       arp   192.168.0.128   who-has   192.168.0.129
> 1      1       28        46       ACC
>  966461339.073697       arp     192.168.0.1   who-has   192.168.0.130
> 1      1       46        46       ACC
> 
> ~/argus-2.0.c/bin/ra -Runcr /tmp/argus-2.0.out
>  966461038.880511       arp   192.168.0.130    is-at    00:01:03:1d:93:0a
> 1      1       46        46       ACC
>  966461105.010022       arp   192.168.0.129    is-at    00:c0:4f:7b:e0:87
> 1      1       28        46       ACC
>  966461180.690022       arp   192.168.0.129    is_at    00:c0:4f:7b:e0:87
> 1      1       28        46       ACC
>  966461339.073697       arp   192.168.0.130    is-at    00:01:03:1d:93:0a
> 1      1       46        46       ACC
> 
> Carter Bullard
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