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03-05-2018 09:03 AM
03-05-2018 09:03 AM
Port Span Aruba 2920
Hi all,
I'm trying configure a port span but it not works. I put those commands:
There are 4 switches in a stack:
mirror-port 1/33
interface 2/20 monitor
ARUBA_2920# show monitor
Network Monitoring Port
Mirror Port: 1/33
Monitoring sources
------------------
2/20
but no traffic rcaptured by wireshark in a pc connected in port 1/33. The PCs are connected behind Cisco Phones. Maybe need quit the phones?
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