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This change addresses a long-standing issue in rST documentation imported from XML.
That import process added backslash escapes in front of various characters. The three
most common being '(', ')', and '_'.
These instances are removed.
Signed-off-by: Ron Stone <ronald.stone@windriver.com>
Change-Id: Id43a9337ffcd505ccbdf072d7b29afdb5d2c997e
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LLDP Tab
The LLDP tab on the Host Detail page presents learned details about neighbors' ports though the Link Layer Discovery Protocol.
The LLDP tab provides the following information about each LLDP-enabled neighbor device:
LLDP Details
- Name
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The name of the local port connected to the neighbor.
- Neighbor
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The port identifier of the neighbor port.
- Port Description
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The port description of the neighbor port.
- Time to Live
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The time until the neighbor is timed out (if no further frames are received from it).
- System Name
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The system name of the neighbor.
- Max Frame Size
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The maximum frame size supported by the neighbor port.
Any additional information sent by the neighbor is shown when you click on the port to which the neighbor is connected. The extra information can include zero or more of the following items:
LLDP Port Details
- Chassis
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The chassis identifier of the neighbor. Usually a MAC address, IP address, or locally assigned name identifying the neighbor.
- MAC Service Access Point
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A concatenation of the chassis identifier and port identifier, uniquely identifying the particular neighbor device/port.
- System Capabilities
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The system capabilities of the neighbor. For example, bridging, routing enabled.
- Management Address
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The management address of the neighbor device.
- Dot1 Link Aggregation
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The 802.1 link aggregation status of the neighbor.
- Dot1 Proto Ids
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The 802.1 protocol identifiers supported by the neighbor.
- Dot1 Proto Vids
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The 802.1 port and protocol identifiers supported by the neighbor.
- Dot1 Vid Digest
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The 802.1 identifier digest of the neighbor.
- Dot1 Management Vid
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The 802.1 management identifier of the neighbor.
- Dot1 Vlan Names
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The 802.1 names of the neighbor port.
- Dot3 Power MDI
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The 802.3 power MDI status of the neighbor.
- Dot3 MAC status
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The 802.3 status of the neighbor port.