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How to see neighbors of a physical port?
Hello,
We're using checkpoint quantum spark 1590 appliance, version R81.10.08,
Wanted to know how to learn the neighboring addresses of a physical port, in juniper for example it's " show lldp neighbors",
Tried using the commands "lldpneighbor" or "show lldp neighbor-info" on normal& expert mode, didn't recognize the command
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In Logs and Monitoring > Status > Assets, there should be a list of devices and the interface they are connected to.
Not sure if there’s a CLI command that shows this.
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Hi,
Please try to use:
sw info hosts
to see all the macs for the vids.
sw info hosts vid X
with X being the vid number to check for specific vid
If this meets your requirements, we can consider adding a clish
command for this functionality.
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LLDP is not supported on Quantum Spark appliances.
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thanks for the answer,
Is there any other way to find through the port what mac addresses are connected, a command to see what mac the port learns other than "lldp neighbor"?
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In Logs and Monitoring > Status > Assets, there should be a list of devices and the interface they are connected to.
Not sure if there’s a CLI command that shows this.
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Ok thx a lot for the reply anyway
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commands like "arp -a" ?
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not exactly, arp shows everything that is connected to the device/interface, not the peer itself
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Unfortunately we don't have lldp/cdp like command on Spark as others have stated.
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Are there any plans to support LLDP/CDP protocols in Quantum Spark at some point??
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Not familiar with specific plans for this, but it could come as a result of future releases as we synchronize Gaia and Embedded Gaia a bit more.
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I'll see what's planned for R81.10.17 and revert.
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Hi,
Please try to use:
sw info hosts
to see all the macs for the vids.
sw info hosts vid X
with X being the vid number to check for specific vid
If this meets your requirements, we can consider adding a clish
command for this functionality.
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It should be noted @bezeq_int these are expert level commands.
However, it appears that sw info hosts will show information similar to what I see when I go to Logs and Monitoring > Status > Assets in the WebUI.
