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CLI: Configuring Local and Remote Mirroring
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Local Mirroring Commands
Remote Mirroring Commands
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Configuring a Remote Mirroring Destination
On the remote switch: mirror endpoint ip < src-ip > < src-udp-port > < dst-ip >
< exit-port >
On the local switch: mirror < session > remote ip < src-ip > < src-udp-port >
< dst-ip >
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Configuring a Local Mirroring Destination
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Configuring Monitored Traffic
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interface < port/trunk/mesh >
monitor all < in | out | both > mirror< session > [no-tag-added]
monitor ip access-group < acl-name > in mirror < session > (deprecated)
service-policy <mirror-policy-name> in
vlan < vid-# >
monitor all < in | out | both > mirror < session >
monitor ip access-group < acl-name > in mirror < session > (deprecated)
service-policy <mirror-policy-name> in
monitor mac < mac-addr > < src | dest | both > mirror
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Display Commands
show monitor [endpoint | < session-number > | name < session-name >]
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Mirroring Examples B-87
Maximum Frame Size B-92
Operating Notes B-95
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In release K.14.01 and greater, the use of ACLs to select inbound traffic in a mirroring session
<interface | vlan> monitor ip access-group in mirror command has been deprecated and is
replaced with classifier-based mirroring policies.
Using the CLI, you can configure a mirroring session for a destination device
connected to an exit port on either:
■ The same switch as the source interface (local mirroring)
■ A different switch (remote mirroring). The remote switch must be a
ProCurve switch offering the full mirroring capabilities described in this
chapter.
For an overview of the procedures for configuring a local or remote mirroring
session, refer to the following sections:
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