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What switches enterprise or consumer tend to support this LLDP? My guess is maybe almost none on the consumer side. I.e. Netgear, to link. Cisco probably does.
by jtchang 2y ago
What switches enterprise or consumer tend to support this LLDP? My guess is maybe almost none on the consumer side. I.e. Netgear, to link. Cisco probably does. How about ubiquti?
- tcrenshaw 2y agoI know mikrotik supports this. On the higher end, most of the Dells switches I interacted with as well as Aruba had LLDP. Different manufacturers tend to report their interfaces slightly differently though
- hackmiester 2y agoAlmost any managed switch will support it. Netgear does. Ubiquiti definitely does, even their APs do.
- client4 2y agoUsed Arista 7124 and 7150s are pretty cheap on Ebay.
- Palomides 2y agoanything that can run openwrt
- eqvinox 2y agoNope, you need switch silicon with a driver that punts 01:80:c2:0:0:0e to cpu. A lot can do this but not all (generally a driver issue, not HW limitation.)
- eqvinox 2y agoAnything with a management interface (even web) could do it from the HW side, just a question of SW support. Netgear does support it on managed switches. The protocol is old enough and very well established by now, even modern Windows boxes run it by default.