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Hi, I am new here! I want to extract the ARP table from our PA-5000's. At this moment, I can do this by using the CLI ("show arp all"). Is there another way to do this (by using SNMP or API)? /api/?type=op&cmd=<show><arp></arp></show> gives me error 17 Kind regards! Karel
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