Topology services - Ethernet Links

I'm having problem in TopologyServices appear many links Ethernet Bus (Ethernet) among the devices even when they are directly connected.
Version 5.2 with LMS 3.2
The problem description is in attached file.
Thanks

Cesar,
In the example you posted, I suspect that CDP is interpreting the connectivity as reported by
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RTRDISKXX001 to indicate that all of the four routers across the bottom in your screen shot are connected via Ethernet to the same interface on
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RTRDISKXX001. If they are sub-interfaces or logical interfaces on a single physical interface, you might see this sort of display.
Could you post the output of "show cdp neighbor summary" from
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RTRDISKXX001 to confirm or refute this suspicion?

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