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IP Count in an ASG220/unlimited

knebroski
I Have an ASG220 with an unlimited IP license.  Is there a way to find out exactly how many IP's I'm using as I'm considering switching out this slow 220 with the software version (on better hardware) and need to size the software based on the IP count.

Thanks, 

Kevin


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    If you have a flat, switched network (no routers/WAN/VPNs), you could use the ARP program to see how many addresses are CURRENTLY in the ARP cache.

    e.g.
    arp -n

    Otherwise, you might be able to parse the http proxy log, etc.

    Barry
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    If you have a flat, switched network (no routers/WAN/VPNs), you could use the ARP program to see how many addresses are CURRENTLY in the ARP cache.

    e.g.
    arp -n

    Otherwise, you might be able to parse the http proxy log, etc.

    Barry
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