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Using CDP or LLDP find the following interfaces info

USING CDP COMMAND


L1
Access1#sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 2/2 belong to Core2

L2
Core1#sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 0/0 belong to R1-AZ

L3
R2-NV#sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 3/3 belong to NV-Switch

L4
FL-Switch# sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 1/0 belong to R3-FL

USING LLDP COMMAND (enable LLDP in all equipments)


SWITCH Access1
Access1#configure terminal
Access1(config)#lldp run
Access1(config)#exit

SWITCH Core1
Core1#configure terminal
Core1(config)#lldp run
Core1(config)#exit

SWITCH Core2
Core2#configure terminal
Core2(config)#lldp run
Core2(config)#exit

ROUTER R2-NV
R2-NV#configure terminal
R2-NV(config)#lldp run
R2-NV(config)#exit

SWITCH NV-Switch
NV-Switch#configure terminal
NV-Switch(config)#lldp run
NV-Switch(config)#exit

ROUTER R3-FL
R3-FL#configure terminal
R3-FL(config)#lldp run
R3-FL(config)#exit

SWITCH FL-Switch
FL-Switch#configure terminal
FL-Switch(config)#lldp run
FL-Switch(config)#exit

L1
Access1#sh lldp neighbors
Answer = gig 2/2 belong to Core2
L2
Core1#sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 0/0 belong to R1-AZ

L3
R2-NV#sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 3/3 belong to NV-Switch

L4
FL-Switch# sh cdp neighbors
Answer = gig 1/0 belong to R3-FL

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