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RSPAN config for monitoring
I have a Cisco 4507 core switch that I would like to monitor traffic from several VLANs and send it out to a Cisco 3750 switch connected by fibre on ports Gi7/5 and Gi7/6. These ports are not already aprt of a VLAN.
The VLANs I want to monitor are VLANs 1 and 100 (user ports and server ports on the modules).
I want to push all the traffic to port 11 on my remote 3750. The machine on that port will also need to be able send traffic and act as a server.
How may I accomplish this?
The VLANs I want to monitor are VLANs 1 and 100 (user ports and server ports on the modules).
I want to push all the traffic to port 11 on my remote 3750. The machine on that port will also need to be able send traffic and act as a server.
How may I accomplish this?
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I have done this before on HP equipment (much much simpler to roll out, and allowed the machine on the monitoring port to still use the network) on a much larger network. The traffic on this network is actually quite low, only a couple dozen users. I have faith that the monitoring port can handle it.
So, yes that is essentially what I want to set up.
So, yes that is essentially what I want to set up.
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[Monitored port 4507] ----->[Monitoring port 4507] ======>[monitored port 3750] ------>[monitoring port 3750] ====> [collector/parser]
Make note that monitoring ports are unidirectional and cannot be used for anything else.