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The IP Aging policy tracks and ages unused IP addresses on an endpoint. Tracking is performed using the endpoint retention policy configured for the bridge domain to send ARP requests (for IPv4) and neighbor solicitations (for IPv6) at 75% of the local endpoint aging interval. When no response is received from an IP address, that IP address is aged out.
This document explains how to configure the IP Aging policy.
This section explains how to enable and disable the IP Aging policy.
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From the menu bar, click the System tab. |
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From the submenu bar, click System Settings. |
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In the navigation pane, click Endpoint Controls. |
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In the work pane, click Ip Aging. |
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From the Administrative State, click one of the following options:
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To specify the interval used for tracking IP addresses on endpoints, create an End Point Retention policy by navigating to , right-click End Point Retention, and choose Create End Point Retention Policy.
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