08-16-2011 07:16 AM
Hi,
i'm trying to configure a virtual call recording solution. I want to use ERSPAN to send the traffic from the phones to the recording system on a Virtual Machine. The virtual infrastructure has a Nexus 1010 installed. I'm folloing the administration guide for the nexus which states that :
"On the Cisco Nexus 1010 switch, a user can configure ERSPAN source sessions, destination sessions, or both."
I can create a source erspan monitor session on the physical switch, but i cannot create e erpsan-destinaion on the Nexus ... the problem is that i simple don't have this in the configuration ...
I'm using Nexus 1010 with 4.0(4)SV1(3b) ...
is it me or the nexus does not support erspan destination ? or am i looking this from a different angle and such solution must be aproached differently ?
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the configuration on the physical switch looks like this
monitor session 7 type erspan-source
source vlan 5
destination
erspan-id 999
ip address yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
vrf Intranet
on the Nexus I should be able to create
monitor session 7 type erspan-destination
but i don't have such option. the only option is for erspan-source.
Thank you very much!!!
11-06-2011 06:32 PM
I have same question, Who is able to help!!! PLS
11-06-2011 11:24 PM
Hi
I actually solved my problem using regular SPAN. I configured RSPAN on the physical switches (source – the phones, destination - RSPAN VLAN), and then used SPAN (source – the RSPAN VLAN from the physical switch and destination - a virtual port) on the Nexus.
Although it’s not documented, the Nexus 1k somehow recognizes the RSPAN sent from the physical switch and successfully sends it to the destination port.
The documentation guide of the nexus does not mention RSPAN at all, and the documentation guide of the physical switches (cat3750) says that if you use RSPAN the VLAN has to be configured as RSPAN VLAN, so I guess this were just not mentioned in the documentation guide.
Hope that helps.
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