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DGS-6604 m show ip dvmrp neighbor Use this command to show DVMRP neighbor information. show ip dvmrp neighbor [ INTERFACE-ID | IP-ADDRESS ] [ detail ] Syntax Description INTERFACE-ID (Optional) Specifies the interface ID IP-ADDRESS (Optional) The IP address of the neighbor detail (Optional) Show the neighbor information in detail. show ip dvmrp neighbor Default Command Mode Usage Guideline Examples None User EXEC or any configuration mode Use this command to display DVMRP neighbor information. If neither INTERFACE-ID nor IP-ADDRESS is specified, then the information of all neighbors will be displayed. If the keyword of detail is not specified, then only brief information for the neighbors will be displayed. This example shows how to display neighbor information. Switch>show ip dvmrp neighbor Interface Neighbor Address vlan1 10.10.10.11 Generation ID 0035ef6d ExpTime ----------0DT0H0M29S Total Entries: 1 Display Field Descriptions Description of the significant display fields. Display Field Interface Neighbor Address Generation ID Description The interface refers to the routing interface which is mapped to a VLAN interface. Once a system has received a Probe from a neighbor that contains the system's address in the neighbor list, then the system has established a two-way neighbor adjacency with this router. If a DVMRP router is restarted, it will not be aware of any previous prunes that it had sent or received. In order for the neighbor to detect that the router has restarted, a non-decreasing number is placed in the periodic probe message called the generation ID. When a change in the generation ID is detected, any prune information received from the router is no longer valid and should be flushed. CLI Reference Guide 617