How To Arp a Mac Address?
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1. Open your terminal and type the command “arp –a”.
2. This will provide you with a list of computers on the same network as the one you are using to access the command line.
3. Look for the MAC address in the list that you want to ARP.
4. To get the IP associated with that MAC address, type the command “arp –s [MAC_Address] [IP_Address]”.
5. The new mapping should be stored in the ARP cache for the local host now.
6. To verify that the mapping was successful, type the command “arp –n” and the appropriate information should be displayed.