What Show command will show you DCE and Neighbors IP address?

I'm working to solve a Boson simulation question and I noticed both R1 and R2 have "Status up" but "Protocols down"

Three questions...

I'm having trouble finding which Show command will tell you if the router you're logged in is the DCE router (where you have to set the clock rate). Is the command "sh interface"?

Also, is the "Show CDP neighbor detail" the best way to find out the neighbor's IP address?

And why doesn't my "Sh cdpy entry" doesn't work? It says "CDP not enabled".

Thank you.

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Blackout

Show controller will tell you DTE or DCE

And yes to CDP neighbor Detail for ip address discovery
If your working on a home lab make sure to set your IP hosts its helps.

And CDP is disabled on your interface you need to enable it.

SurferdudeHB

Blackout wrote: »

Show controller will tell you DTE or DCE

And yes to CDP neighbor Detail for ip address discovery
If your working on a home lab make sure to set your IP hosts its helps.

And CDP is disabled on your interface you need to enable it.

Thank you Vince.

Blackout

Who's Vince?

lol I think you were looking at my quote? Im not Vince Lombardi, hehe just a quote bro

Monkerz

That would be funny though. Lombardi passed before the age of PCs, would be some **** if he could answer that question.

Ohh I need some coffee.

MrXpert

You can enable CDP globally for all interfaces using the "cdp run" command but it can be enabled on a per port basis using the "cdp enable" cmd.

to determine if the end is either DTE or DCE I use "show controllers"

Blackout

Monkerz wrote: »

That would be funny though. Lombardi passed before the age of PCs, would be some **** if he could answer that question. Ohh I need some coffee.

Too funny

soooowutnow

Show CDP Neighbors detail gives you IP's.