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Question #: 352
Topic #: 5
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Which option describes a limitation of LLDP?

  • A. LLDP cannot provide information about VTP.
  • B. LLDP does not support TLVs.
  • C. LLDP can discover only Windows servers.
  • D. LLDP can discover up to two devices per port.
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Suggested Answer: Explanation 🗳️
LLDP Versus Cisco Discovery Protocol TLV Comparison
Function Description LLDP TLV Cisco Discovery

Protocol TLV -
IP network prefix support-Used to send the net- No IP Network Prefix work prefix and used for ODR TLV
Hello piggybacking-Can be used to piggy back No Protocol Hello TLV hello messages from other protocols
Maximum-transmission-unit (MTU) sup- No MTU TLV
port-Specifies the size of the MTU
External port support-Used to identify the card No External Port-ID terminating the fiber in the case of wave- TLV length-division multiplexing (WDM)
VTP management support No VTP Management

Domain TLV -
Port unidirectional mode-Used in fiber, where No Port UniDirectional the connection may be unidirectional Mode TLV
Management address Management Ad- Management-Ad-
dress TLV dressTLV
Allows for organizational unique TLVs Yes No
Reference:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk652/tk701/technologies_white_paper0900aecd804c d46d.html

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aadeeb
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