Viewing Lldp Neighbors - HP ProCurve Secure Router 7203 dl Advanced Management And Configuration Manual

Using the Web Browser Interface for Advanced Configuration Tasks
3. By default, all interfaces can both transmit and receive LLDP messages:
a. To restrict an interface from participating in LLDP, deselect the Tx/Rx
box by its name.
b. To allow an interface to receive messages but not send them, select
the Rx box by its name.
c. To allow an interface to send messages but not receive them, select
the Tx box by its name.
4. Click Apply.
5. Again, clicking the Reset button returns settings to those established the
last time you clicked Apply.
You can view how many messages each interface has transmitted and received
in the TX Count and RX Count columns.

Viewing LLDP Neighbors

The LLDP window includes an LLDP Neighbors window, which displays every
neighbor for which the router has received LLDP information, listed by their
system name.
By scanning LLDP information, you can determine what devices the router
can reach on the LAN—and whether any unauthorized devices have contacted
it. You can also view the MAC address and IP address at which neighbors can
be reached.
For each neighbor, the window displays:
Name—the system or hostname
Platform—the device (for example, the ProCurve Secure Router model)
Local Interface—the interface through which the local router connects to
the neighbor
Unit Access—a way for you to access the neighbor's management inter-
face. (If you cannot do so, the window displays "N/A.")
Figure 14-85.Accessing LLDP Neighbors
Configuring LLDP
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