ARP cache flush

I had the same problem, I deleted the inbound connections in network connections and my network bridge started functioning again.

Hello have you resolved your problem?
otherwise:
execute the following command line:
cmd /k nesth interface ip delete arpcache
The command: arp /?
you can display the list of useful ARP commands.
BYE

thank you jp, i also had this message regarding the arp memory but where does this incoming connection come from? thanks again, it’s getting better
does this incoming connection allow someone else to hack into us?
see you soon

Good evening! I’ve read your various topics on how to clear the ARP cache with the command arp -d *. But since there are people who aren’t experts or even amateurs in Windows and Internet, including me, I’m wondering where this command fits in.. Where should I put it? (A description detailed enough for me to understand if possible) Or rather the steps to access it.. Thanks for your attention ^^

lol... Start --> Execute --> "cmd"
and there you type your commands like: arp -d * for example

Hello, I’m posting again this topic to know what this is: I had the same problem on XP for 2 days, huge slowdowns on the internet, I read this message and I discovered this inbound connection, I deleted it and everything works again.
I actually wanted to know what this so-called inbound connection was, I don’t have a network, could it be someone trying to "hack" my PC ??
Thanks for your answers