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Monitoring Multiple Ports

Jul 08,2008 by admin

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Monitoring Multiple Ports
Switch1 (enable) set span 10/3-5 10/1

Destination : Port 10/1

Admin Source : Port 10/3-5

!List of all ports that are monitored

Oper Source : Port 10/3

!List of Admin ports that are currently active on the network

Direction : transmit/receive

!Incoming/Outgoing traffic on monitored ports that are sent to destination port

Incoming Packets: disabled

!By default normal traffic is disabled on the destination port. If enabled, it does not

graphics/ccc.gif support spanning tree for the vlan the port is associated with- Be careful with enabling

graphics/ccc.gif this command. Option first became available in 4.2 OS


Learning : enabled

!MAC address learning is enabled for incoming packets. The option was introduced in 5.3 OS

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Multicast : enabled

Filter : -

!filter option is only available with Catalyst 4000 and 6000 family

Status : active


Example 12-12 illustrates monitoring a VLAN rather than a specific port. Notice all the ports that are associated with the VLAN are part of the Admin Source list.


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