Parameter
d escription:
Fast
s tart
r epeat
c ount
Rapid
startup
and
Emergency
Call
Service
Location
Identification
Discovery
of
endpoints
is
a
critically
important
aspect
of
VoIP
systems
in
general.
In
addition,
it
is
best
to
advertise
only
those
pieces
of
information
t hat
are
specifically
relevant
to
particular
endpoint
types
(for
example
only
advertise
the
voice
network
policy
to
permitted
voice-‐capable
devices),
both
to
conserve
the
limited
LLDPU
space
and
t o
r educe
s ecurity
a nd
s ystem
i ntegrity
i ssues
t hat
c an
c ome
w ith
i nappropriate
k nowledge
o f
t he
network
p olicy.
With
this
in
mind,
LLDP-‐MED
defines
an
LLDP-‐MED
Fast
Start
interaction
between
the
protocol
and
the
application
layers
on
top
of
the
protocol,
to
achieve
these
related
properties.
Initially,
a
Network
Connectivity
Device
will
only
transmit
LLDP
TLVs
in
an
LLDPDU.
Only
after
an
LLDP-‐MED
Endpoint
Device
is
detected,
will
an
LLDP-‐MED
capable
Network
Connectivity
Device
start
to
advertise
LLDP-‐MED
TLVs
in
outgoing
LLDPDUs
on
the
associated
port.
The
LLDP-‐MED
application
will
temporarily
s peed
u p
t he
t ransmission
o f
t he
L LDPDU
t o
s tart
w ithin
a
s econd,
w hen
a
n ew
L LDP-‐MED
neighbor
i s
d etected
t o
s hare
L LDP-‐MED
i nformation
a s
f ast
a s
p ossible
w ith
n ew
n eighbors.
Because
there
is
a
risk
of
an
LLDP
frame
being
lost
during
transmission
between
neighbors,
we
recommend
that
you
repeat
the
fast
start
transmission
multiple
times
to
increase
the
possibility
of
the
neighbors
receiving
the
LLDP
frame.
With
Fast
start
repeat
count,
you
can
specify
the
number
of
times
the
fast
start
transmission
will
be
repeated.
The
recommended
value
is
4
times,
given
that
4
LLDP
frames
with
a
1
second
interval
will
be
transmitted,
when
an
LLDP
frame
with
new
information
is
r eceived.
Note
that
the
LLDP-‐MED
and
the
LLDP-‐MED
Fast
Start
mechanism
is
only
intended
to
run
on
links
between
LLDP-‐MED
Network
Connectivity
Devices
and
Endpoint
Devices,
and
does
not
apply
to
links
between
L AN
i nfrastructure
e lements,
i ncluding
N etwork
C onnectivity
D evices,
o r
o ther
t ypes
o f
l inks.
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Publication date: Sept, 2015
Revision A1