class [ipv4|ipv6]
Syntax
class [ipv4|ipv6] <
CLASSNAME
> [no] [seq-number] [match|ignore] <
IP-PROTOCOL
>
<
SOURCE-ADDRESS
> <
DESTINATION-ADDRESS
>][precedence <
PRECEDENCE-VALUE
>][tos <
TOS-
VALUE
>][ip-dscp <
CODEPOINTS
>][vlan <
VLAN-ID
>]
Description
Configures the mirroring policy for inbound traffic on the switch.
Parameters and options
policy mirror
Syntax
policy mirror <
POLICY-NAME
> [no] <
SEQ-NUMBER
> [class [ipv4|ipv6] <
CLASSNAME
> action
mirror <
SESSION
>] [action mirror <
SESSION
>] [no] default-class action mirror
<
SESSION
> [no] [interface <
PORT
/
TRUNK
>| vlan <
VID-#
>] service-policy <
MIRROR-
POLICY-NAME
> in
Description
The
[no] [interface <
PORT
/
TRUNK
>| vlan <
VID-#
>] service-policy <
MIRROR-POLICY-NAME
>
in
command removes the mirroring policy from a port, VLAN, trunk, or mesh interface for a specified session,
but leaves the session available for other assignments.
Parameters and options
mirror <SESSION>
Accepts either a number (1 to 4) or a name. To use a name, you must first configure the
name <
NAME-STR
>
parameter option for the specified mirroring session using the
policy mirror
command.
MAC-based criteria to select traffic
monitor mac
Syntax
[no] monitor mac <
MAC-ADDR
> [src|dst|both] mirror session
Description
Configures traffic using MAC-based criteria.
Parameters and options
no
Use the
no
form of the complete Command syntax (for example,
no monitor mac 112233-445566 src
mirror 3
) to remove a MAC address as mirroring criteria from an active session on the switch without
removing the session itself.
mirror
Enter the
monitor mac mirror
command at the global configuration level.
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