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DUMP from remote equipment

Mlex1
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Hello everyone how to take dump from remote equipment.
link just for older cisco router for-example 1900 etc, i have router asr1001 eps doesn't working
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ios-nx-os-software/ios-embedded-packet-capture/116045-productconfig-epc-00.html

Wish all the best
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Joseph W. Doherty
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Such older equipment didn't originally support EPC.  Possibly, depending how old is old, a later IOS might have added the EPC feature.  If not, we used to place a sniffer, externally, in-line or, if device supported SPAN, direct its output to a packet capture device.

Mlex1
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i found another option without settings SPAN 

steps 
in new equipment, here it's up to us any interface ACL, etc
monitor capture TEST-DUMP interface gi1/1 both limit packets xxxx match ipv4 any any
!
monitor capture TEST-DUMP start
monitor capture TEST-DUMP stop
!
export also up to us, in flash on router or directly to tftp server of ftp server
monitor capture TEST-DUMP export flash:TEST-DUMP.pcap
!
don't forget delete ant the end
no monitor capture TEST-DUMP

Wish all the best


@Mlex1 wrote:

i found another option without settings SPAN 

steps 
in new equipment, here it's up to us any interface ACL, etc
monitor capture TEST-DUMP interface gi1/1 both limit packets xxxx match ipv4 any any
!
monitor capture TEST-DUMP start
monitor capture TEST-DUMP stop
!
export also up to us, in flash on router or directly to tftp server of ftp server
monitor capture TEST-DUMP export flash:TEST-DUMP.pcap
!
don't forget delete ant the end
no monitor capture TEST-DUMP


Ah, isn't "monitor" a SPAN configuration command?  For example, as shown in: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/switches/catalyst-6500-series-switches/10570-41.html

So, unclear how you're not using a SPAN setting options.  Unless it's the capability to "export" to the device's own flash.