Displays additional metadata for each neighbor entry:

• port.index — The index of the port that received the LLDP frame. This is used internally to identify the specific port on the device where the LLDP neighbor information was discovered.

• port.txt —The name of the port (e.g., port1) that received the LLDP frame. This is used for reference when analyzing which interface is connected to the discovered device.

• mac — The MAC address of the neighboring device discovered by LLDP. This address identifies the network interface on the connected device.

• created.ticks — The number of ticks (a unit of time used internally by FortiADC) since the LLDP information was first received. This represents the timestamp in a raw format.

• created.ago — The amount of time, in seconds, that has passed since the LLDP information was first received.

• created.local — The local time at which the LLDP information was first received, formatted according to the local timezone.

• created.utc — The Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) at which the LLDP information was first received, ensuring a consistent time reference.

• expire.ticks — The number of ticks since the LLDP information will expire. This is a countdown from when the LLDP information was first received to the time it will be considered stale.

• expire.after — The time, in seconds, remaining until the LLDP information expires. This shows the time left before the information is no longer valid.

• expire.local — The local time at which the LLDP information will expire, formatted according to the local timezone.

• expire.utc — The UTC time at which the LLDP information will expire, providing an international time reference.

• updated.count — The number of times the LLDP neighbor information has been updated. This is an indicator of how frequently the LLDP information has been refreshed.

• updated.last.ticks — The number of ticks since the last update of the LLDP neighbor information, representing the internal timestamp of the most recent update.

• updated.last.ago — The amount of time, in seconds, that has passed since the last update of the LLDP neighbor information.

• updated.last.local — The local time at which the LLDP neighbor information was last updated, formatted according to the local timezone.

• updated.last.utc — The UTC time at which the LLDP neighbor information was last updated.

• chassis.type — The type of chassis information provided by the neighboring device. A value of 4 typically indicates that the chassis information refers to the device's MAC address.

• chassis.type.txt — A textual description of the chassis type, in this case, "interface-mac," which indicates that the chassis information is identified by the MAC address.

• chassis.data — The actual data corresponding to the chassis type, in this case, the MAC address (00:50:56:81:74:39) of the neighbor's interface.

• port.id.type — The type of identifier used for the port. A value of 5 usually represents that the identifier is the interface name.

• port.id.type.txt — A textual description of the port identifier type, in this case, "interface-name," meaning the port is identified by its name.

• port.id.len — The length of the port identifier, in this case, 5, indicating the number of characters in the interface name.

• port.id.data — The name of the port receiving the LLDP frame (e.g., port1), used to identify the port on the local device.

• ttl — The Time-to-Live (TTL) value in seconds, indicating how long the LLDP information is valid before it expires. This value helps prevent outdated neighbor information from being used.

• system.name.len — The length of the system name field, indicating how many characters the system name occupies in the LLDP information.

• system.name.data — The name of the neighboring system, in this case, FGT-TEST, which identifies the device connected via LLDP.

• system.desc.len — The length of the system description field, which indicates how many characters the system description occupies.

• system.desc.data — A description of the neighboring system. This may include the device type and software version, such as FortiGate-VM64 v7.4.3, build2573,240201 (GA.F).

• system.caps.available — A bitmask representing the capabilities that the neighboring device advertises as available. In this case, 0014 indicates that the device supports both bridge and router capabilities.

• system.caps.available.txt — A human-readable description of the available capabilities of the neighboring device, such as "bridge router."

• system.caps.enabled — A bitmask indicating which capabilities are currently enabled on the neighboring device. Here, 0010 means the device has the router capability enabled.

• system.caps.enabled.txt — A human-readable description of the capabilities that are currently enabled on the neighboring device, such as "router."

• address.count — The number of IP addresses associated with the neighboring device. This helps to understand how many interfaces the device has.

• address.1.type — The type of address associated with the neighboring device. A value of 1 corresponds to an IPv4 address.

• address.1.type.txt — A human-readable description of the address type, in this case, "ipv4."

• address.1.len — The length of the address in bytes. For IPv4, this value is 4.

• address.1.addr —The actual IP address of the neighboring device, in this case, 10.106.212.100.

• address.1.addr.interface.type — The type of interface associated with the IP address. A value of 2 refers to the interface identified by an index.

• address.1.addr.interface.type.txt — A human-readable description of the interface type, in this case, "if-index," meaning the interface is identified by its index number.

• address.1.addr.interface.number — The number of the interface on which the IP address is assigned. In this case, it's 1.

• vlan.id — The VLAN ID associated with the neighboring device. A value of 0 indicates no VLAN tagging.

• aggregation.status — The aggregation status of the interface, indicating whether link aggregation (LAG) is active. A value of 0 means there is no aggregation.

• aggregation.status.txt — A textual description of the aggregation status, which in this case is empty, meaning aggregation is not applied.

• aggregation.port — The port number associated with the aggregation group. In this case, the port number is 1.