Neighbor Info are not available - ip and mac

As the other person mentioned in this post, LLDP is enable on all my machines.  Still nothing shows up.  

Perhaps Netgear can give exact  instructions on how to fix this.  

PS.  I have a few customers with Meraki switches and all neighbor info shows. No extra steps needed.  

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grissomtech wrote:

As the other person mentioned in this post, LLDP is enable on all my machines.  Still nothing shows up. Perhaps Netgear can give exact  instructions on how to fix this.  

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Well, I'm neither Netgear nor Microsoft support. So very brief from wally brain an excursion into Windows management:

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Enabling LDAP Agent on Windows 10

Requirements: Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise. 

In the Control Panel, on the Ethernet network adapter(s) you intend to cover, the "Microsoft LLDP Packet Driver" must be installed and enabled.

On an Powershell with raised privileges (Administrator mode), run for example this to check and enable DCB and then enable the LLDP agent:

If (!(Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName 'DataCenterBridging').State -eq 'Enabled') {
    Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName 'DataCenterBridging'
}

Get-NetAdapter | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*Ethernet*" -and $_.Status -eq 'Up' } | ForEach { Enable-NetLldpAgent -NetAdapterName $_.Name -Verbose }

In case the Cmdlets are not found, you need to install RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools), consult the installation details here on the official Microsoft (former RSAT download) page -> Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10  

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Afraid, I can't tell you exactly which Optional Features with RSAT function(s) you need to select on the newer Windows 10 to make the feature and PS available.

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grissomtech wrote:

PS.  I have a few customers with Meraki switches and all neighbor info shows. No extra steps needed.  

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Would be interesting to see what "all" information is shown there. 

Thanks for the info.  I will test.  But I should not hav to do nay of this.  Here is a snippet from the Meraki.  See Attached.

Nothing worked. Verified LLDP and ran script.  Script failed.  

Boah - IP addresses, wow I'm impressed  8-/. Curious what will be shown if there is a switch (including a non-routing) connected.

Of course Netgear could consider to read the VLAN ARP Cache and the IPv6 Neighbor Table and feed this to Insight to complement the LLDP-MD sourced data.

Trouble is this won't be limited to the direct attached peer only - and two new APIs would require to be added to all cloud managed switches (where these two details are available - probably not on the L2 and L2+ models). 

YeZ We've discussed this with the Netgear Insight team several times already. What do you think about this proposal?

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grissomtech wrote:

Nothing worked. Verified LLDP and ran script.  Script failed.  

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Reading the hole post, and then plus copy-paste from PS is your friend. I have never said this is a click-and-play-PS solution - and that's why I'm not Microsoft support.