network/lldp-sleep¶

LLDP Sleep Seconds After Start

Sleep is required in LLDP process to ensure that switches have time to respond to the LLDP request. Depending on your environment, this could be drastically reduced.

If you want to SKIP LLDP, please use the lldp/skip-machine-types.

Objects that Reference network/lldp-sleep¶

• templates network-lldp-start.sh.tmpl in Core Task Library as part of Contents (used)

Objects used by network/lldp-sleep¶

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