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Monitoring CDP

Monitoring CDP

On the Monitoring > General > CDP page, you can view Cisco Discovery Protocol details in the following sections:

ClosedCDP Neighbors

To view the CDP neighbor details, click the Neighbor Name on the CDP Neighbors tab.

Parameter Description
Local Port The local port name.
Neighbor Name The name of each CDP neighbor.
Neighbor Port The port details of the CDP neighbor.
TTL The time left in seconds before each CDP neighbor entry expires.
Capability

The functional capability of each CDP neighbor.

Values are as follows:

R—Router

T—Trans Bridge

B—Source Route Bridge

S—Switch

H—Host

I—IGMP

r—Repeater

M—Remotely Managed Device
Platform The CDP neighbor device platform.
ClosedAP Neighbors

To view the AP neighbor details, click the AP Name on the AP Neighbors tab.

Parameter Description
AP Name The name of the AP.
AP IP Address The IP address of the AP.
Neighbor Name The name of the AP neighbor.
Neighbor Address The IP address of the AP neighbor.
Neighbor Port

The port number of the AP neighbor.
ClosedTraffic Metrics
Parameter Description
Packets Out The number of CDP packets sent from the device.
Packets In The number of CDP packets received by the device.
Checksum Errors The number of CDP packets that experienced a checksum error.
No Memory The number of CDP packets dropped due to insufficient memory.
Invalid Packets

The number of invalid CDP packets.

 

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