11-25-2010 09:25 PM - edited 03-06-2019 02:13 PM
Hi,
We have two switches in my netwrork which are connected back to back with trunk port.I have created a VLAN for users and users are distributed between the switches.
I want to log all traffic from all the user in two logger servers which are distributed between the switches(one logger is connected on switch-A and another on switch-B).
I understood that A destination port can participate in only one SPAN session at a time.
Suggest whether this will work...
I will configure a RSPAN VLAN and source will be my user vlan
Then configuring my RSPAN VLAN as a source vlan in the same switch and destination port as my logger switch port will work ?
If not...Suggest me some solution to log the traffic on two switches conneced on two loggers.Both loggers should log all the traffic.
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11-28-2010 10:21 PM
There is no way to utilize this in a distributed way as you've indicated. Since you are using the RSPAN vlan as destination, you cannot also set this as a source VLAN on the same device. Trying this in the lab:
"% This vlan is already being monitored as destination vlan. Rejecting entry"
The only way to combine the monitored traffic would be to make sure your capture devices have a common clock source (via NTP) and combine the two captures from each device.
This may not be completely accurate in terms of time, but would allow you to combine the two capture locations.
11-28-2010 10:21 PM
There is no way to utilize this in a distributed way as you've indicated. Since you are using the RSPAN vlan as destination, you cannot also set this as a source VLAN on the same device. Trying this in the lab:
"% This vlan is already being monitored as destination vlan. Rejecting entry"
The only way to combine the monitored traffic would be to make sure your capture devices have a common clock source (via NTP) and combine the two captures from each device.
This may not be completely accurate in terms of time, but would allow you to combine the two capture locations.
12-02-2010 06:42 PM
Thx for the clarification...
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