RSPAN

From: slevin kremera (slevin.kremera@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Oct 29 2007 - 06:49:24 ART

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hi experts
i have a question,Lets say u have been given all the usual vlans (say 11-17)
necessary for all routing and switching to take place.There is also an one
extra vlan (vlan 500) and port 1-16 of a switch is configured with it.Then u
have the task of configuring rspan,wud u create one more extra vlan or use
vlan 500.my understanding was..if i used vlan500 as rspan and if in the
future some one creates an int vlan 500 that interface will be down becos
its monitoring.So safe option is to create one more extra vlan and run RSPAN
on it.pls correct me if i am worng

thks

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