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Eagleshockey · ‎Sep 2 2018

PhilipDAth, yes you are right. After closer inspection the topology now shows a change, but the information from the Cisco device still lingers. It's merely moved to a different device in the topology...

Eagleshockey · ‎Sep 2 2018

The non-Cisco device is not capable of running LLDP. I already tried bouncing the port, but the information the Cisco router had provided persists. Rebooting the switch did the trick, but it would be preferable if there was an option to force re-discovery of reenacted devices in a way that doesn't require a reboot.

Eagleshockey · ‎Sep 1 2018

At some point I had a Cisco router connected to one of the switch ports on my Meraki switch. A couple of days ago I disconnected the Cisco router and connected a non-Cisco router to that same port. The topology never got updated and still shows as if the Cisco router was still connected, showing the Cisco router software version, IP, platform information, etc. Is there a way to force re-discovery of the network to correct the displayed topology information?

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