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GDP for Cisco Discovery Protocol is a Cisco proprietary protocol.
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LDP or link Lei a Discovery Protocol is an industry standard protocol.
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Al LDP is not enabled by default on Cisco devices so you will need to enable DP.
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On your Cisco devices if you want to use LDP instead of CTP
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LDP is very useful when you have a multi vendor environments.
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So if you are using Cisco with HP or Juniper or another vendor you may want to use LDP so on call 1
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show LDP neighbors.
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Notice we see something very similar.
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We can see our access switches and we can see court to on court to show LDP neighbors we can see Access
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Switch one and two we can see call one connected via two links access 3.
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And in this example we are seeing the Rada twice for some reason that could simply be a problem with
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Packet Tracer.
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This is the correct output because the rod is connected via gigabit 0 0 0 instead of gigabit 0 0 1 that's
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connected to the Internet
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so that's probably a packet tracer problem.
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Show LDP neighbors on access 1.
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We can see the two core switches that looks good.
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Access to show LDP neighbours we can see something similar.
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Show LDP neighbours on access 3.
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We can see that two core switches
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so notice with GDP you can use the command shows GDP to see GDP information.
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You can also use the command show LDP to see LDP information CCP sends updates every 60 seconds.
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LDP sends updates every 30 seconds hold time for CCP is 180 seconds LDP is 120 seconds so slight difference
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in time as you have some luck kind of information such as Show LDP neighbors details or detail to see
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detailed information about neighbors so as an example we can see a device connected to gigabit one zero
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twenty three.
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It's a layer 3 switch.
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We can see the name which is called too.
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We can see the port information we can see the operating system used.
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We can see the other interface used by court too.
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Something similar could be done with CPS shows GDP neighbors detail will allow us to see detailed information
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about our neighbors so there's the command code to 46 50 running this version of operating system and
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we can see other information about that neighbor.
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Spent some time looking after the output of CTP and a little DP for the exam.
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You need to be able to read this output so show CTP entry access 1 shows us detailed information for
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one device called Access 1 that's its name interface that we using is gigabit ones 0 1 the outgoing
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port in other words the port on the other side is gigabit 1 0 23 which is correct on call 1 local port
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is this port on the other side is gigabit 1 0 twenty three we can see operating system version once
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again and other information about the device.
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So spend a bit of time looking at both a little DP and DP output make sure that you can interpret the
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output.
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