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7.3 LLDP
7.3.2
Configuration
In order to stop sharing device information to neighbors, the user must disable
the LLDP protocol. By doing this, the device will also stop collecting information
from its peers. (A configuration per ports will be coming soon).
Disabling LLDP can be performed through the wrz_config tool in the CLI. Once
the tool is launched, the related parameter can be found under Management >
LLDP as shown below.
Figure 7-4:
Alternatively, the LLDP can be configured using the following parameters:
OID
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7.3.3
Info/Overview
For each active network interface, LLDP will send its own information to the cor-
responding peer and recollect the information from the same peer if compatible
with LLDP.
The information gathered by each port running LLDP is then structured into
three categories:
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LLDP configuration from CLI
Name
Enable
<Boolean>
Note:
In the current release (v5.0), LLDP information is not displayed
by the web interface and can be only visualized from SNMP or using
the CLI.
Note:
Only active interface with a compatible LLDP neighbor are dis-
played. Other interfaces are leaved disabled. This means that if no
neighbors are running a compatible LLDP agent, the LLDP daemons
of this device will be empty.
Value Type
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Description
Enable shar-
ing/collecting
information
between direct
neighbors using
LLDP.
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