He is right about the sniffer being connected a 100Mb port. And you are
also right about it only being around 120Mbps. What you also have to
remember is that if these are broadcast packets (which if they are, you have
a little bit of a problem), they are being sent out every port (100Mb X 48 X
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gt; > To: Wilson, Christian; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: SPAN question on 6509 [7:8959]
> >
> > The Sniffer doesn't know anything about the 32 Gbps backplane. It just
> > knows it's connected to a 100 Mbps Ethernet port.
> >
> > Priscilla
> >
The Sniffer doesn't know anything about the 32 Gbps backplane. It just
knows it's connected to a 100 Mbps Ethernet port.
Priscilla
At 12:08 PM 6/18/01, Wilson, Christian wrote:
>I have set span to mirrior VLAN 1 traffic out destination port 5/33. When I
>connect my NAI Sniffer to port 5/33, it
I have set span to mirrior VLAN 1 traffic out destination port 5/33. When I
connect my NAI Sniffer to port 5/33, it returns a utilization rate of
90-100%. When I look to see how many bytes of traffic are being sent, my
Sniffer tells me 10 million to 15 million octets. How can this be 90-100%
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