Configuring Port Mirroring for CTP Bundles (CTPView)
Port mirroring enables you to mirror traffic to a third port. The packet generated from the
source is sent to an assigned destination and to another port whether it is on the local
node or remote node.
Bundles that use port mirroring must have the direct drive disabled. When a bundle
configuration that has a port mirroring component is submitted, the CTPView software
enforces the direct drive rule when the node is configured to the new settings.
NOTE: To view and configure port mirroring parameters, you must login as
an administrator.
You can configure source and destination port mirroring for a CTP device from CTPView.
To configure source and destination port mirroring for CTP bundles from CTPView:
1. In the side pane, select Bundle > Configuration.
2. Run your mouse over the Display and Select an Existing Bundle bar.
3. In the table of bundles, select the bundle that you want to configure.
4. Under Bundle Options, select Advanced Options Show and configure the parameters
as described in Table 43 on page 99.
Table 43: Unidirectional and Bidirectional Circuit Options
DescriptionField
Select one:
•
Bi-directional—Select to configure both source ad destination port mirroring.
•
Source—Select to configure only source port mirroring.
•
Destination—Select to configure only destination port mirroring.
Unidirectional Circuit
5. Under Bundle Options, select Source Port Mirroring Show and the Destination Port
Mirroring Show and configure the parameters as described in Table 44 on page 99.
Table 44: CTP Bundle Source Port Mirroring Settings in CTPView
Your ActionField
Enter the remote IP address.Remote IP [ IPv4 only ]
Click to select the remote IP address from the list.
Select the Remove Tail check box to remove the port mirroring tail from the bundle.
The check box will be visible only if port mirroring is configured.
Remote Address [ IPv4 only ]
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