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Port monitering on 3550's in stack

vemulabhanu
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Hi all,

I have two 3550's connected in a stack using gig ports. I wanna moniter port fa0/1 of switch one and fa0/1 of switch two traffic on port fa0/4 of switch one. I wanna to know if i can configure RSPAN to do that. Please let me know how to do it. Thanks for your help

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farkascsgy
Level 4
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If yours switches in stack you can handle the two equipments as one. So you can reach the first switch port like Fastethernet 1/0/1 and the second Fastethernet 2/0/1 and after you can set the destination port to Fastethernet 1/0/4. I hope I am right, please confirm me...

monitor session "session id" source "interface"

monitor session "session id" destination "interface"

If the two device is separated you can use remote-span vlans for this issue. Create one vlan (remote-span) on your VTP server and after you can set the destination on the source device to the vlan (remote-span) and on the other switch you can set the source to the rspan vlan.

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FCS

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HI FCS

Thanks for your reply. The switches are 3550's so they do not act as a single switch when we stack them.

Ok, in case use Remote Span

create rspan vlan:

(config)#vlan 10

(config-vlan)#remote-span

set monitor session on source switch:

monitor session 1 source "interface"

monitor session 1 destination remote vlan 10

set monitor session on dest. switch:

monitor session 1 source remote vlan 10

monitor session 1 destination "interface"

If you don't use VTP server create on both switches RSPAN vlan.

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FCS

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