i have just set up a monitor session with a 3750 stack .Simple enough task you would think.But i only seem to be seeing broadcast packets !!Now there is definitely unicast traffic being used on the host i am monitoring.I have done the basic commands
I have a switch 4948, with version 12.2.31.sga4 ( I dont found bug about monitor session) and we try to made port mirroring with a monitor session from a VLAN and port belong at this VLAN have traffic input and output, but in the destination port, I always see it output traffic..
Global command Red-127#sh run | in moni monitor session 1 source vlan 1127
I have cisco 2651. It contains two FastEthernet interfaces: Fa0/0, Fa0/1.Fa0/1 has an ip address. Fa0/0 hasn't an ip address.I need to create monitor session from source Fa0/1 to destination Fa0/0. Then i want to connect my notebook to Fa0/0 to analyze some traffic from port Fa0/1
We have 2 6513 switches with SUP720/PFC3A and various POE modules and a 6748-GE-TX facing our servers. Additionally, we have a 4Gbps portchannel trunk interconnecting the switches. We have approximately 300 Nortel IP 1140e phones in use between the two switches.For the purpose of call recording, we've attempted to mirror the voice vlan using various approaches and have been met with limited success. We mirrored the VLAN using tx, rx, and both. When using both we appear to get duplicate packets at the destination interface.We seem to lose packets completely going in one direction or another for a given call. Packets are lost before they get to the destination interface?
On a Catalyst 6500, we configured a SPAN session with VLAN 300 as a source. We configured the session bi-directional ("both" keyword). We connect a sniffer on the SPAN destination port.
Strangely enough, we only see the traffic from the VRF to the firewall, but not the reverse traffic ! What can be the problem ?
I have 100+ 3750's that are running various IOS, some stacked and some not, and all seem to have the same problem.If I attempt to paste a configuration into the terminal session I get booted after about 10 to 15 lines. This happens when using SSH and Telnet. Telnet will go a little further before I'm booted. After I'm booted it sometimes takes a minute before I can log back into the switch. Any issues pasting configs into a 3750 via a VTY session?
IP routing is disabled on the 3750 (it's acting solely as a switch) IP routing is enabled with an EIGRP process running on the 3550 router that has the network for the 3005 broadcasting.
I can ping the vpn 3005 concentrator from a telnet session in the 3550 but not from the 3750.I can ping between the 3750 and the 3550 vlan management interfaces. Visually speaking it's like this
I know this because I tracerout to the 3005 from the 3750 and it resolved the default gateway configured for the 3550 properly but then started timing out.
The 3750 is trunked to the 3550.
3750 is vtp client mode 3550 is vtp server mode
I'm wondering if there's a layer 2 issue involved here as it is a VTP domain and maybe it's not returning properly.
Here is my Lab Setup: 2691 is BGP nei to R4 router and they are not directly connected. 2691 and R4 are in same AS 6500. 2691 Config---router ospf 1 network 3.3.3.3 0.0.0.0 area 0 . Its advertising its loop back IP to OSPF domain.
We can see that 2691 and R4 are BGP neis and 2691 has 200.1.x.x routes in its route table. My question is why from 2691 router i am unable to ping any route learned by BGP from R4?
2691Router# ping 50.1.1.0 Type escape sequence to abort.Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 50.1.1.0, timeout is 2 seconds:.....Success rate is 0 percent (0/5)2691Router#ping 200.1.2.0 [ code]...
i have a question regarding the monitor session command. I have following interfaces on my router:i want to monitor the traffic from the source interface Gi0/2 to the destination interface fa1/3,monitor session 1 source interface gigabitEthernet 0/2 brings this error message % Incomplete command.,monitor session 1 source interface gigabitEthernet 0/2?/ : <0-2>,i don't have any ports on the Gigabit Interfaces. Any ideas how to monitor traffic?
I've setup and configured the following local monitor session on a 7606 but it doesnt seem to be outputing anything. Any guess as to why, or what I might be doing wrong? Gi1/1 is doing ~40Mb/s egress & 15Mb/s ingress. Both source and destination ports are routed ports.
monitor session 10 source interface Gi1/1 monitor session 10 destination interface Gi1/10 ingress interface GigabitEthernet1/1 description WAN Link to ********************* ** CORE BACKBONE ** mtu 9000 ip address ************** 255.255.255.252
I have a L2L tunnel setup between two ASA's (v8.4). I used the wizard to set these up and selected the defaults of both IKEv1 and IKEv2, thinking that it would select one or the other. The strange thing is that now I see a separate session between these ASA's, one for IKEv1 and one for IKEv2. Both are passing traffic. Is this expected behavior? Should I disable IKEv1 to force only v2 since both are v8.
I've been implementing a setup where a remote office has a Cisco 1900 router. There are 2 GRE/ IP SEC tunnels to the headquarters, 1 over public internet, 1 over a private cloud. Because of some MTU issues we have to clear the DF bit for some of the traffic, but we also want to use PBR to send https traffic over the "public internet" tunnel and the rest of the traffic over the "private cloud" tunnel. I'm able to clear the DF bit and to do the PBR with route-maps, but I'm not able to implement both functionality at the same time.
how to clear vty line? Please see below. A sh tcp <line number> shows that the TCB is waiting for TCP Process. The TCP processs TCB is waiting for is SSH. I believe because of this ssh process still running, the vty line cannot be cleared.
sh users Line User Host(s) Idle Location 1 vty 0 pf 10.10.20.8 9w1d 10.10.1.54 2 vty 1 pf 10.10.1.16 35w0d 10.10.1.54 3 vty 2 pf 10.10.1.16 1y14w 10.10.1.54
We have several 3750 stacks across our campus that we are unable to completely clear port security on. We have mac address stick set up on all access ports. When we clear the sticky address on the port, the mac address is removed from the running config like normal, but we keep getting port-security voilations. If port security is taken off the port completely, i.e. no switchport port-security, traffic still doesn't pass the port. Even clear port security across the stack doesn't work. If we try to reload the stack, only the master reboots, and the other switches in the stack lose switch capabilities.
We have a 3750x switch with some issues on the arp. Our servers become unreachable for some time, buy when I clear the arp cache, I am able to ping the server again. I have tried adjusting the arp timeout but I don't think doing so would be the permanent solution.
I would like to monitor the status of ether channel and trunk configurations in 6500 Catalyst switches running both CATOS and IOS. I would like to understand the specific mibs /OIDS that should be monitored for ether channels and trunks. I am trying to get a better handle on tracking the ether channels and trunk dynamically and then understanding when the ports are having issues (up/down and errors). I need to understand how to differentiate these type of ports from regular access ports.
I have a need to capture some traffic but my core 6513's are already using the limit of 2 span sessions. I can't edit any of the sessions either because I want to source traffic from vlans and you can only do one or the other. Is using a VACL with 'switchport capture' on the destination interface an option ? E.g. I want to source traffic from vlan 10,20,30,40 and send the all to interface Gi10/10 ? Is there any caveats ? I dont need to be too granular with the ACL's but just capture all traffic in those vlans.
I am having trouble with my Cisco SG300 switch big time. I have two servers with IP addresses 10.17.0.11 and 10.17.0.29 sitting on the same switch which is a Cisco SG300. I initiate a file transfer from 10.17.0.11 to 10.17.0.29. I could see lots of Dup Acks and retransmissions which means something is wrong in the connection. Further, I could see the session initiation a bit bizarre. I could see two SYN packets sent from 10.17.0.11 to 10.17.0.29 and also two SYN ACK packets returned by 10.17.0.29. The switch forms part of a network but since both the servers are sitting on the same switch I suppose the rest of the network doesn't come into play when one server talks to the other.
See also the number of Dup Acks and retransmissions. The two switch ports connecting the servers have speed and duplex set to auto negotiate, flow control is enabled. What could cause this sort of problem?Could it be any setting on the switch or the servers' NICs?Or could it be a bad switch that causes this?
I am seeing the following behavior when computers move from one switch to another with dot1x ONLY when there is a 'stupid' switch in between.
computer -------- 'stupid' switch ------- 2960
dot1x is working fine but when the computer is disconnected, the port still shows the authentication session id so when the computer connects to another port or switch, authentication succeeds but traffic doesn't pass. While I'm almost certain that the culprit is the 'stupid' switch that doesn't clear the session id, I have already tried another one and the problem remains so I'm actually just asking for a confirmation that all these 'stupid' switches present this behavior and if there is a workaround in this case.
I'm dealing with a 4506 switch that whn I try to apply "sh auth sess int xx" I get "Invalid Input Detected" ... Is there any way that I can get the authenticated session over a port even if I can't apply "sh auth sess int"?
I'm setting up a montitor session on a NEXUS 7K as below.we are receiving in 150M of data and 0 data going out port 9/25.but port 4/24 shows 300M to the span port?
Which trap we need to enable to monitor FEX module on 5K.If FEX goes down due to link failure/power down we do not receive any trap on SNMP server. Ethernet1/5 is where Fex module in connected on 5K
Some sample log
2013 Jan 4 12:11:32switch1 %FEX-5-FEX_PORT_STATUS_NOTI: Uplink-ID 1 of Fex 103 that is connected with Ethernet1/5 changed its status from Connecting to Active 2013 Jan 4 12:11:32switch1 %ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-5-PORT_UP: port-channel103: Ethernet1/5 is up 2013 Jan 4 12:11:32switch1 %ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-5-FOP_CHANGED: port-channel103: first operational port changed from none to E thernet1/5
I console into switch 1 (or router, it doesn't matter) and everything is fine. From that session I SSH to switch 2 (or router). The session on the second device has a noticable delay when I type.Next I SSH to switch 1, then SSH to switch 2 from that session. Everything works fine.Finally, I console to switch 1, and telnet to switch 2. There is no delay.So it appears the delay only occurs when I open an SSH session while consoled into a device. It didn't matter what switch 1 and switch 2 were - I had 3560Gs, 4900Ms and a 3845 router. There's no special configuration on the console or vty ports - when I do a "show line console" and "show line vty 0" the output is basically the same.