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| comand to enable udld on an interface and ensure it is disabled if a unidirectional link is detected. |
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| is udld a standard or cisco proprietary protocol. |
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| how are unidirectional links disabled by UDLD? |
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| using errdisable, this means interfaces can recover if configured to do so. |
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aggressive - will try to re-establish lost neighbor before sending port to errdisable.
Normal - will mark port as undetermined if neighbor is lost. |
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| what mechanism does udld use to detect unidirectional links |
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| its own keepalive mechanism. |
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| commands to enable udld on all fibre interfaces. |
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udld enable
udld aggressive |
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| commands to set cdp timers to default |
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cdp timer 60
cdp holdtime 180 |
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| command to see info of neighboring device, including IP address. |
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| global command to enable cdp globally (on by default) |
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| command to enable cdp on an interface |
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cdp enable
useful when you don't want to enable all interfaces. |
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| command to enable lldp globally (disabled by default) |
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| commands to allow the sending and receiving of lldp messages on an interface (default, when enabled globally) |
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lldp transmit
lldp receive |
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| global commands to set lldp timers to their default settings |
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| lldp holdtime 120 lldp reinit 2 lldp timer 30 |
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