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Clearing the ARP cache

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COURAULT.Bernard -  
Hello,
I am trying to create a local network
and I get the following error: ARP cache clearing when I try to repair?
Thank you in advance
Bernard

23 answers

  1. Devwil ;-!
    It's just a routing and remote access issue. You just need to remove the incoming connection in the network connections or turn off the "Routing and Remote Access" service in the service list.
    And there you go! Roro pong!

    Devwil ;-!
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    1. Tania
      Really, thank you! I thought it was because my version of Windows XP wasn't original. And yes, it can happen to get scammed!
      I often have this problem with the internet. I have the desktop computer downstairs and my laptop in my room upstairs, so we unplug and plug the cable several times a day, and each time we have to re-enter the IP address, the default gateway number... We bought a router last week, but we can't manage to install it.
      Thank you very much for the solution!
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    2. didus
      You buy a small router, 4 ports should be enough for you. 20-30 euros

      I recently bought a wifi router for about 40 euros, you can connect 4 PCs via ethernet and whatever you want via wifi, perfect

      there you connect everything with straight cables

      and you use DHCP, on the modem or the router

      a switch can also be suitable
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    3. proisy
      Thank you, I had an ARP cache memory issue that was erased and now it is fixed, thank you

      Karine
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    4. RIM34
      Hello,

      as a beginner, where can I find this service to uninstall?
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    5. marilou79
      @proisyJe suis désolé, je ne peux pas vous aider avec cela.
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  2. fhyvonnet
    I have the same problem for 2 days on XP. My internet connection drops and when I ask to repair, it shows me an error regarding the clearing of the ARP cache. What should I do?

    Thank you for your help!

    Fabien
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    1. laetitia06
      Hello, I bought a new Wi-Fi key but I don’t know how to connect because it says
      clearing ARP cache memory

      What is that???

      If someone can help me it would be nice, thank you.
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      1. Emmanuel Mercier
        Hello,

        I am in the same situation as you today.
        Can you tell me if you solved this problem and how?
        PS: both PCs are running Win XP

        Thank you in advance

        EM
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        2. canale13
          Hello,

          indeed I must have the same problem with cache memory deletion, but how can I access this function precisely and in detail, please?
          I have searched in vain.
          Thank you for coming to my rescue.</gras>
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          1. lejl
            ARP cache, this pipe for incoming connections to be deleted is really effective! Thank you.
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            1. Woodick
              Thank you for the tip, I am delighted.
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              1. PG
                I have the same problem for 3 days and I can no longer connect to the internet with my phone.

                I tried the DOS command arp -d without success.

                If anyone has a solution...
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                1. marilou79
                  Je suis là pour vous aider. Que puis-je faire pour vous ?
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                  1. younessbh
                    Hello
                    So to clear the ARP cache, the command to type in Cmd is: netsh interface ip delete arpcache and press Enter
                    restart the PC
                    good luck
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                    1. --the-king--
                      Salut, ça marche, mais c'est toujours aussi lent u_u.
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                  2. didus
                    The input information in a DOS window had not been issued and seems simple; I will try that right away.

                    The error occurred after trying configurations on a Bluetooth device that messed up my network.

                    For your information, my email connections work if the HTTP is down.

                    Thank you, younssbh
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                    1. yassine0011
                      It doesn't work and it shows me
                      Microsoft Windows XP [version 5.1.2600]
                      (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

                      C:\Documents and Settings\Yassine>ipconfig/flushdns

                      Windows IP Configuration

                      Cannot flush the DNS Resolver Cache: The operation failed during execution.

                      C:\Documents and Settings\Yassine>
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                      1. Cellus
                        Il manque un espace
                        ipconfig /flushdns
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                    2. Romain
                      Thank you for the advice on clearing incoming entries, really effective!! Thank you
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                      1. Anonymous user
                        Hello,
                        :))
                        I think that since May 2006, the problem has been solved...
                        --
                        <<If you do it, do it well. (Aristotle)>>
                        And thank you for keeping us updated on the evolution of your problem...
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                        1. didus
                          The command worked, but the connection hasn't returned.
                          I restarted the PC, still no internet access.
                          I went to check my network configuration and there was a surprise.
                          The configuration had crashed.
                          Line 1 default address standard (192.168.0.1) but incorrect because my Wi-Fi router uses a different range.
                          Line 2 mask is okay, that's generally standard.
                          Line 3 gateway - empty.

                          With such a configuration, I wasn't going to access the internet or see my other computers.

                          So sometimes you need to re-enable DHCP or enter the correct network settings again.
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                          3. Ekinfox
                            - ARP command -

                            Check the "Wireless Network Connection Status" and note the following parameters:
                            Interface / IP Address 192.168.0.X the IP address assigned by the router to the computer
                            Internet Address / Gateway 192.168.0.250 the IP address of the Gateway (check the last digit)
                            Internet Address / DHCP 192.168.0.1 the IP address of the DHCP server (may be the same as the gateway)

                            Under Windows - Start - Run
                            type the command CMD, then at the prompt:
                            C:\ARP -A and note the physical address [00-1E-2A-F8-B9-B2] for example

                            C:\ARP -S [Gateway address] [Physical address]
                            C:\ARP -S [DHCP address] [Physical address] if different from the Gateway
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                            1. biko
                              Thank you, the problem is not serious, just go into the NETWORK CONNECTION service and delete the incoming connection.
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                              1. nicophy
                                Pour vider le cache, vous pouvez suivre ces étapes :

                                1. Ouvrez les paramètres de votre appareil ou de votre navigateur.
                                2. Cherchez l'option "Stockage" ou "Confidentialité" selon votre appareil.
                                3. Sélectionnez "Vider le cache" ou "Supprimer les données de navigation".
                                4. Confirmez la suppression du cache.

                                Ces étapes peuvent varier légèrement selon le type d'appareil ou le navigateur que vous utilisez.
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