Honour -n when deleting entries, sync parse_host() from ndp(8)

arp(8) already has a common getinetaddr() but it ignores -n for delete() and
uses gethostbyname(3), so simply replace it with parse_hos

Honour -n when deleting entries, sync parse_host() from ndp(8)

arp(8) already has a common getinetaddr() but it ignores -n for delete() and
uses gethostbyname(3), so simply replace it with parse_host() from ndp.c
instead of changing behaviour around the old API.

In set(), make host[] and eaddr[] const since all functions receiving those
variables as parameters expect const anyway.

OK bluhm

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Describe the format used by -s once, and refer to it when documenting -f.

Discussed with jmc@

tweak previous;

Remove code to print the never set SIN_PROXY bit. This flag is only used
to set the 33rd bit of a 32bit address in the routing table.

ok millert@

use file system path (.Pa) semantic markup macros where appropriate.

ok jmc@

Be coherent in the way arp(8) and ndp(8) display local entries and
use a new flag `l' to ditinguish them.

Also skip broadcast entries, they are not reall ARP entries and will
never be resolved to an

Be coherent in the way arp(8) and ndp(8) display local entries and
use a new flag `l' to ditinguish them.

Also skip broadcast entries, they are not reall ARP entries and will
never be resolved to anything, requested by deraadt@.

ok bluhm@

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Change the output of arp(8) to match what ndp(8) does and include the
expire timer.

This will makes it easier to add further information in a coherent way
between these tools for local and broadcast

Change the output of arp(8) to match what ndp(8) does and include the
expire timer.

This will makes it easier to add further information in a coherent way
between these tools for local and broadcast entries.

This new view displays either symbolic names (by default) or numerical
addresses (with "-n") for hosts but not both at the same time, just
like ndp(8), route(8) or netstat(1) do.

ok henning@

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my previous attempt to fix the renaming of the inet(3) pages was wrong;
this fixes those by referencing the correct page, and cleans up the netintro/
inet entries;

all this on the advice (and ok) of

my previous attempt to fix the renaming of the inet(3) pages was wrong;
this fixes those by referencing the correct page, and cleans up the netintro/
inet entries;

all this on the advice (and ok) of guenther!

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inet(3) -> inet_net(3);

This is a lie, the default is not 0. It is inherited from the process.
OK by many

grammar fix; from Brynet

consistently use "Wake on LAN (WoL)"; i don;t care if anyone wants to
change that, but let's keep it consistent;

ok stsp

oops! missing macro in previous;

Add Wake on Lan support to arp(8). This is partly based on the original
wake(8) program. One can specify an interface to send on, or simply
broadcast on all available interfaces.

Initial

Add Wake on Lan support to arp(8). This is partly based on the original
wake(8) program. One can specify an interface to send on, or simply
broadcast on all available interfaces.

Initial input from stsp@, further help from claudio@ and deraadt@.
ok claudio@ deraadt@
manpage bits ok jmc@

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tweak -V;

One more tool that knows about other domains via -V

+.Xr ndp 8
from Bob Van Zant, freebsd docs/134053

backout the change to make arp(8) default to -an;
Remove that blurp from the man page also.

requested by deraadt@;

bump Mdocdate for pages committed in "febuary", necessary because
of a typo in rcs.c;

fix Mdocdate.

developers please note: you do not have to edit this field when you
make changes to man pages. it's a cvs keyword which expands
automatically.

adjust this page a little more, now that -an is the default;

make arp(8) default to -na when called with no arguments;

man page bit from jmc@

ok millert@, oga@, laurent@

convert to new .Dd format;

simplify synopsis; ok deraadt

tidy up EXAMPLES;