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I was able to change the source line exactly as you mentioned above. <br />
Just for my own clarification, this means any traffic on the 11-14 VLANS will be mirrored tot he destination port (in this case, int g2/20)?<br />
Thanks. -John
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I was able to change the source line exactly as you mentioned above.
Just for my own clarification, this means any traffic on the 11-14 VLANS will be mirrored tot he destination port (in this case, int g2/20)?
Thanks. -John

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Yes. That's what's supposed to happen, anyway :-)
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Yes. That's what's supposed to happen, anyway :-)

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Current config on 4506:<br />
-Int Gig2/24 connects to firewall<br />
-Int Gig2/20 connects to server used for capturing traffic &amp;&nbsp;analysis<br />
-currently using commands: <br />
monitor session 1 source interface gi2/24<br />
monitor session 1 destination interface gi2/20<br />
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seems to work ok. But, I really only want to capture traffic on VLANs 11,12,13,14.<br />
How do I do that?<br />
TIA. -John<br />
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Current config on 4506:
-Int Gig2/24 connects to firewall
-Int Gig2/20 connects to server used for capturing traffic & analysis
-currently using commands: 
monitor session 1 source interface gi2/24
monitor session 1 destination interface gi2/20

seems to work ok. But, I really only want to capture traffic on VLANs 11,12,13,14.
How do I do that?
TIA. -John



Mirroring specific VLAN traffic to one port on 4506

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