A network engineer is configuring Layer 2 neighbor discovery on Cisco Catalyst switches and multi-vendor endpoints. Match each Layer 2 discovery protocol characteristic or CLI configuration element on the left with its corresponding operational parameter or behavior on the right.
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) Default Timers60-second update transmission interval and 180-second holdtime
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) Default Timers30-second update transmission interval and 120-second holdtime (holdtime multiplier of 4)
- LLDP Interface Directional Control SyntaxGranular subcommands allowing outbound frame sending and inbound frame processing to be controlled independently per interface
- LLDP-MED (ANSI/TIA-1057) Capability TargetExtends discovery to endpoint devices for voice VLAN assignment, location details, and dynamic Power over Ethernet (PoE) negotiation
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CDP Default Timers match with a 60-second update transmission interval and 180-second holdtime. LLDP Default Timers match with a 30-second update transmission interval and 120-second holdtime (holdtime multiplier of 4). LLDP Interface Directional Control Syntax matches with granular subcommands allowing outbound frame sending and inbound frame processing to be controlled independently per interface. LLDP-MED Capability Target matches with extending discovery to endpoint devices for voice VLAN assignment, location details, and dynamic Power over Ethernet (PoE) negotiation.
The correct mapping aligns CDP with its proprietary default timers (60s update / 180s holdtime), LLDP with IEEE 802.1AB default timers (30s update / 120s holdtime calculated via a multiplier of 4), interface-level LLDP directional control ('lldp transmit' and 'lldp receive'), and LLDP-MED with multi-vendor endpoint management features (voice VLAN provisioning and dynamic PoE allocation).
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Layer 2 Discovery Protocols (CDP and LLDP Parameters and Configurations)