LLDP Configuration
no lldp dot3-tlv-select macphy-confg
(Optional) Sends the 802.3-defined TLV. The
following contents are contained:
a) The bit rate and the communication mode
(duplex) on the physical layer;
b) Current duplex and the set bit rate;
c) Showing whether the setting is the results
of auto-negotiation in the initial connection
phase or is a compulsory manual behavior;
no lldp dot3-tlv-select power
(Optional) Sends the 802.3-defined TLV and
shows the interface allows the power supply
connecting to the non-power system through
the link.
no lldp dot3-tlv-select
link-aggregation
(Optional) Sends the 802.3-defined TLV and
specifies a port to identify the aggregation if
the link can be aggregated.
no lldp dot3-tlv-select max-frame-size
(Optional) Sends the 802.3-defined TLV and
specifies the size of the maximum frame on a
port(byte) .
no lldp med-tlv-select network-policy
(Optional) Sends the MED-defined TLV and
the interface can effectively discover and
diagnose VLAN configured error-matching
flow and the attribute of layer-2 and layer-3.
no lldp med-tlv-select location
(Optional) Sends the MED-defined TLV and
specifies the address.
a) coordinate-based LCI, which is defined in
IETF 3825[6];
b) city's address LCI, which is defined in IETF
(refer to Annex B);
c) ELIN code of the urgency call service;
no lldp med-tlv-select
power-management
(Optional) Sends the MED-defined TLV and
shows the information of power supply.
no lldp med-tlv-select inventory
(Optional) Sends the MED-defined TLV and
shows the attribute of detailed inventory.
1.3.7 Configuring the Transmission or Reception Mode
LLDP can work under three modes: transmit-only, receive-only and
transmit-and-receive. By default, LLDP works under the transmit-and-receive mode.
You can modify the working mode of LLDP through the following commands.
Run the following commands in the interface configuration mode and set lldp to
the transmit-and-receive mode.
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