ZXR10 2900 Series User Manual
Command
Function
zte(cfg)#
show zdp
This displays the ZDP
configuration.
zte(cfg)#
show zdp neighbour
[
detail
]
This displays the
neighbor device
information table.
Configuring ZTP
The topology protocol (ZTP) is a protocol used to collect network
topology information. With the neighbor device information table
collected through ZDP, ZTP sends and forwards ZTP topology col-
lection packets through the relevant port in the specified VLAN to
collect the topology information in the network (hop count) within
a specific range and to create a topology information table which
is used for knowing network topology status and managing the
cluster.
The ZTP configuration on the switch includes the following con-
tents:
Command
Function
zte(cfg)#
config group
This enters cluster
management
configuration mode.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp
{
enable
|
disable
}
This enables/disables
the system ZTP
function.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp port
<
portlist
>{
e
nable
|
disable
}
This enables/disables
the port ZTP function.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp trunk
<
trunklist
>{
enable
|
disable
}
This enables/disables
the trunk ZTP function.
zte(cfg-group)#
ztp start
This starts collecting
topology information.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp vlan
<
1-4094
>
This configures a VLAN
for collecting topology
information.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp hop
<
1-128
>
This sets the range (hop
count) of collecting
topology information.
zte(cfg-group)#
set ztp timer
<
0-60
>
This sets time interval
for collecting topology
information periodically.
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