Network administrators use Layer 2 discovery protocols to discover adjacent network hardware and verify topology details. Match each Layer 2 discovery protocol attribute on the left with its corresponding protocol characteristic or default value on the right.
- IEEE 802.1ABOpen vendor-neutral standard for Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
- Cisco Proprietary Discovery ProtocolCisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
- Default CDP Holdtime180 seconds
- Default LLDP Holdtime120 seconds
Answer
IEEE 802.1AB matches Open vendor-neutral standard for Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP); Cisco Proprietary Discovery Protocol matches Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP); Default CDP Holdtime matches 180 seconds; Default LLDP Holdtime matches 120 seconds.
IEEE 802.1AB is the formal standard specification for LLDP. CDP is Cisco's proprietary discovery protocol. CDP defaults to an update timer of 60 seconds and a holdtime of 180 seconds, while LLDP defaults to a transmit timer of 30 seconds and a holdtime of 120 seconds.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Distinguishing characteristics, standards, and default timers of CDP and LLDP.