Yes, you can achieve your goal of monitoring a vPC link using a NetFlow session on Cisco Nexus 7000 switches. To do this, you can configure the NetFlow feature on the member interfaces of the vPC. The best practice is to apply the NetFlow configuration to the individual member interfaces rather than the vPC itself. This way, you will get accurate information about the traffic flowing through each interface.
Here's a sample configuration for enabling NetFlow on a Nexus 7000 switch:
```
! Enable the NetFlow feature
feature netflow
! Configure a flow record
flow record my-flow-record
match ipv4 source address
match ipv4 destination address
match transport source-port
match transport destination-port
match ipv4 protocol
collect counter bytes
collect counter packets
collect interface input
! Configure a flow exporter
flow exporter my-flow-exporter
destination (exporter_ip_address)
source (source_interface)
transport udp 2055
version 9
! Configure a flow monitor
flow monitor my-flow-monitor
record my-flow-record
exporter my-flow-exporter
cache timeout active 60
! Apply the flow monitor to the member interfaces of the vPC
interface EthernetX/Y
ip flow monitor my-flow-monitor input
```
Replace `(exporter_ip_address)` with the IP address of your NetFlow collector, `(source_interface)` with the interface used to send NetFlow data, and `EthernetX/Y` with the appropriate interface names for your vPC member interfaces.
By applying this configuration to each member interface of the vPC, you ensure that the data collected is accurate and representative of the actual traffic on the interfaces. The switch should handle this configuration without causing any significant performance impact.
Keep in mind that this is just a sample configuration, and you might need to adjust it based on your specific requirements and environment.
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