How can I enable global LLDP via command line?

e.g.

root@(B6900-R69-S40)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) modify net lldp-globals ?
Properties:
  "{"                     Optional delimiter
  disabled
  enabled
  max-neighbors-per-port
  reinit-delay
  tx-delay
  tx-hold
  tx-interval

Thanks for your reply...

so essentially modify net lldp-globals enabled turns this feature on? I entered that and now I see

list net lld net lldp-globals { enabled }

However still dont see any F5 info on upstream cisco?

do you see lldp packet?

e.g.

 config

root@(B6900-R69-S40)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) list net lldp-globals all-properties
net lldp-globals {
    enabled
    max-neighbors-per-port 10
    reinit-delay 2
    tx-delay 2
    tx-hold 4
    tx-interval 30
}

 tcpdump

[root@B6900-R69-S40:Active:Standalone] config  tcpdump -nni 1.1 ether proto 0x88cc
tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode
listening on 1.1, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes
11:59:50.256633 00:23:e9:07:7d:44 > 01:80:c2:00:00:0e, ethertype Unknown (0x88cc), length 112:
        0x0000:  020d 0766 352d 7078 6261 2d79 6169 6404  ...f5-pxba-yaid.
        0x0010:  0405 312e 3106 0200 780a 1e42 3639 3030  ..1.1...x..B6900
        0x0020:  2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c 6162 2e73 732e  -R69-S40.lab.ss.
        0x0030:  6635 6e65 742e 636f 6d0c 6d4c 696e 7578  f5net.com.mLinux
        0x0040:  2042 3639 3030 2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c  .B6900-R69-S40.l
        0x0050:  6162                                     ab
12:00:20.384001 00:23:e9:07:7d:44 > 01:80:c2:00:00:0e, ethertype Unknown (0x88cc), length 112:
        0x0000:  020d 0766 352d 7078 6261 2d79 6169 6404  ...f5-pxba-yaid.
        0x0010:  0405 312e 3106 0200 780a 1e42 3639 3030  ..1.1...x..B6900
        0x0020:  2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c 6162 2e73 732e  -R69-S40.lab.ss.
        0x0030:  6635 6e65 742e 636f 6d0c 6d4c 696e 7578  f5net.com.mLinux
        0x0040:  2042 3639 3030 2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c  .B6900-R69-S40.l
        0x0050:  6162                                     ab
12:00:50.322073 00:23:e9:07:7d:44 > 01:80:c2:00:00:0e, ethertype Unknown (0x88cc), length 112:
        0x0000:  020d 0766 352d 7078 6261 2d79 6169 6404  ...f5-pxba-yaid.
        0x0010:  0405 312e 3106 0200 780a 1e42 3639 3030  ..1.1...x..B6900
        0x0020:  2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c 6162 2e73 732e  -R69-S40.lab.ss.
        0x0030:  6635 6e65 742e 636f 6d0c 6d4c 696e 7578  f5net.com.mLinux
        0x0040:  2042 3639 3030 2d52 3639 2d53 3430 2e6c  .B6900-R69-S40.l
        0x0050:  6162                                     ab

Make sure your cisco gear supports LLDP, also verify if LLDP have been enabled in the cisco gear. If you have been thru both steps above, you might want to sniff packets and see if the LLDP packets get thru.

I see it still disabled.. what is the actual cmd to enable lldp globaly?

[root@ecprifnwl4kpm02:Active:Standalone] config tmsh root@(ecprifnwl4kpm02)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos) list net lldp-globals all-properties net lldp-globals { disabled max-neighbors-per-port 10 reinit-delay 2 tx-delay 2 tx-hold 4 tx-interval 30 }