If I have five routers connected together, one in the center and four surrounding it, and I am logged in using HyperTerminal on the center router, what command can I use to see the names and information of the four surrounding routers?
Three answers:
Richboy109
2008-11-07 10:47:28 UTC
what do you need 5 routers? you only need one! the rest will just cause issues on your network. or are 4 of them disabled and they are just switches?
email me and ill see if i can help
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2016-10-07 12:56:48 UTC
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rigor01
2008-11-07 11:51:07 UTC
> enable
> show cdp neighbors
This is providing cdp isn't disabled on the other routers.
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