CpdV2LLDPDispType is a read-write setting on the Ethernet access port (the customer/UNI-facing facility) that selects how Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), covering the shared LLDP MAC addresses (01:80:C2:00:00:0E, 03, or 00) control frames are disposed of when they reach this NE — typically processed locally, dropped, passed through untouched, or tunneled across the network via L2PT. This coarse, deprecated setting is superseded by the separate nearest-bridge, non-TPMR-bridge, and customer-bridge LLDP objects, which let an operator distinguish neighbor-discovery scope precisely. This particular object is marked deprecated in favor of per-MAC-address disposition objects, but is retained for backward compatibility. On an access port handed off to a customer switch, an operator on the older firmware branch would use this one object to cover all LLDP neighbor discovery until upgrading to the split nearest/non-TPMR/customer objects.