We are running MK v3.14 on our routers within the network. It appears that the router is dropping ARP tables every 60-30 seconds. Is there a way to set the timeout too 900 seconds like i can on a Cisco router?

We are running MK v3.14 on our routers within the network.
It appears that the router is dropping ARP tables every 60-30 seconds.
Is there a way to set the timeout too 900 seconds like i can on a Cisco router?

Actual for me too.
Default timeout is very small!

There shouldn't be any need for ARP setting adjustment - all timers are
according the standards.
Could you explain when it is necessary to increase timeout?

Could you explain when it is necessary to increase timeout?

We need any replacement for arpwatch.
For example, do "/ip arp print" every N minutes and compare with previous output.

P.S. Of course, true arpwatch (for example, sending notifications via syslog) would by more better!!!

You can get information from /ip arp every 1 1.30 minutes to get the information about entries even now.