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I am looking for some good step by step instructions for getting LLDP working on Arubaos CX for a 6300M.   I have found some instructions but they either contain just commands and no explanations or they are just explanations with no examples.

I just want to have a group for IP Phones and a group for regular data access ports.  Should not be that hard but can't find good instructions.

Thanks

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Jeff Hlava
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LLDP is enable by default on all interfaces.
So, you should see LLDP exchange and information if the connected device has LLDP enable as well.

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Vincent Giles
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Thank you.  but there is more to it than that, right?  you need device identities and  device profile groups and those need configuration.  How do you properly get those setup and make sure they get assigned to the right devices?

Example.   I have a data vlan 3 and a voice vlan 10.   and i want to be able to have either for those work with lldp on interfaces 1/1/1-1/1/40.

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Jeff Hlava
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2021 03:15 AM
From: Vincent Giles
Subject: LLDP: getting setup

LLDP is enable by default on all interfaces.
So, you should see LLDP exchange and information if the connected device has LLDP enable as well.

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Vincent Giles
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Jeff, check out the CX 10.06 Fundamentals Guide chapter 13 'Device Discovery and Configuration' . It has examples on setting up device profiles for LLDP.

https://asp.arubanetworks.com/downloads/documents/RmlsZTpmZjgzNTE1ZS0yYzI3LTExZWItODYyOS03NzYzOWY2MTA2ZjM%3D

or see pdf enclosed

Regards, Steve

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Steve Bartlett
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2021 09:15 AM
From: Jeff Hlava
Subject: LLDP: getting setup

Thank you.  but there is more to it than that, right?  you need device identities and  device profile groups and those need configuration.  How do you properly get those setup and make sure they get assigned to the right devices?

Example.   I have a data vlan 3 and a voice vlan 10.   and i want to be able to have either for those work with lldp on interfaces 1/1/1-1/1/40.

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Jeff Hlava
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2021 03:15 AM
From: Vincent Giles
Subject: LLDP: getting setup

LLDP is enable by default on all interfaces.
So, you should see LLDP exchange and information if the connected device has LLDP enable as well.

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Vincent Giles

Test this out:

vlan 3
description DATA_VLAN

vlan 203
voice
description VOICE_VLAN

interface vlan 3
description DATA
ip address 172.16.0.12/24.  #your IP address

interface vlan 10
description VOICE_VLAN
ip helper-address 192.168.3.1.  #your ip address

interface 1/1/1-1/1/40
no shutdown
qos trust dscp
no routing
vlan trunk native 3
vlan trunk allowed 10
spanning-tree bpdu-guard
spanning-tree port-type admin-edge
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Rocky Nill
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2021 09:15 AM
From: Jeff Hlava
Subject: LLDP: getting setup

Thank you.  but there is more to it than that, right?  you need device identities and  device profile groups and those need configuration.  How do you properly get those setup and make sure they get assigned to the right devices?

Example.   I have a data vlan 3 and a voice vlan 10.   and i want to be able to have either for those work with lldp on interfaces 1/1/1-1/1/40.

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Jeff Hlava
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2021 03:15 AM
From: Vincent Giles
Subject: LLDP: getting setup

LLDP is enable by default on all interfaces.
So, you should see LLDP exchange and information if the connected device has LLDP enable as well.

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Vincent Giles