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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    Never mind, it did work! Thank you, sir! I just need to change the timing to */8 or something.
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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    I changed the timing to */10 and I get the output below, but it still fails to show as PERM when I run the arp command after 10 minutes. */10 * * * * arp -s 192.168.1.101 D8:BB:C1:8E:DD:33 #WoL1# */10 * * * * arp -s 192.168.1.102 04:7C:16:6E:6D:AC #WoL2# 30 12 * * * service restart_letsencrypt...
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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    I did reboot the router. I get the following when I type cru l. 10 * * * * arp -s 192.168.1.101 MAC #WoL1# 10 * * * * arp -s 192.168.1.102 MAC #WoL2# */59 * * * * service restart_letsencrypt #LetsEncrypt#
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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    It still doesn't work. Any ideas? I tried these entries in services start. /usr/sbin/cru a WoL1 "10 * * * * arp -s IP MAC" cru a WoL1 "10 * * * * arp -s IP MAC"
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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    This appears to work. Thanks!
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    Create a Cron Job to Run on a Schedule

    I need to run the following command on a schedule for WoL purposes. arp -s IP MAC I have the command in the services-start file, but the ARP table gets flushed. I am new to cron jobs. Can you please tell me how to run the command on a schedule? Thanks
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