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| Enter an IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) or a range of IP addresses and NAV will display the history of the IP address(es) | Enter an IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) or a range of IP addresses and NAV will display the history of the IP address(es) | ||
| - | with start and end time and corresponding mac address. Please not that the search results are based on ARP data ((IPv4) and neighbor cache (IPv6) from routers. Typically ARP data entries are kept by the routers 4 hours after the last packet seen. Also keep in mind, the ARP collector only runs twice an hour (0,30). Subtracting 4-4.5 hours from the end time gives you a fairly good idea. | + | with start and end time and corresponding mac address. Please not that the search results are based on ARP data (IPv4) and neighbor cache (IPv6) from routers. Typically ARP data entries are kept by the routers 4 hours after the last packet seen. Also keep in mind, the ARP collector only runs twice an hour (0,30). Subtracting 4-4.5 hours from the end time gives you a fairly good idea. |
| For the search you have several options: | For the search you have several options: | ||
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| a column "Active IPs" for the prefix. Click on the shown number to do a driect IP search. | a column "Active IPs" for the prefix. Click on the shown number to do a driect IP search. | ||
| + | :!: Read more about the [[ipv6|IPv6 address mechanisms in NAV]]. | ||
| ===== MAC search ===== | ===== MAC search ===== | ||
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