Thanks for a fast reply!
The group_fwd_mask gets reset after the node is rebooted so they were in fact the default 0x0. But i still couldn't get it to work. I saw the frames in tcpdumps like you said but the neighbor-table was still empty.
I ended up just starting from scratch with your post...
Hi!
Ive got a setup with 3 arista veos machines and im trying to get lldp working.
Everything else is working as expected, switching and routing is working 100%.
I know that the linux bridge blocks lldp messages by default (sent to the LLDP_Multicast address 01-80-C2-00-00-0E) and other...
Sorry for bumping old thread but im having this issue. In my search for solutions ive found that linux bridges block lldp-frames (and other). The solutions seems to be to change the group_fwd_mask to 0x4000 but i cant make the changes persist after reboot?
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