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The following table provides a comparison of the different configuration parameters for each operating system.
Switch Port ANalyzer (SPAN)
SPAN is a troubleshooting analysis feature used to mirror the traffic coming to and from physical and logical
interfaces on the switch. A SPAN session is an association of a set of SPAN source ports or VLANs that need to be
monitored and a SPAN destination port is where the mirrored traffic is sent. The SPAN destination port does not
belong to any VLAN and does not participate in spanning tree. Any Fast Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet port can be
configured as a SPAN source or destination port (including fabric-enabled and DFC-enabled line cards).
SPAN has been implemented differently between the two operating systems. CatOS can support up to two
ingress-only or ingress/egress SPAN sessions and four egress-only SPAN sessions. Cisco IOS Software supports two
SPAN sessions that can include traffic from both directions on the source interfaces. Different SPAN sessions can
contain overlapping or distinct sets of source interfaces. Both switchports and routed ports can be configured as
SPAN sources. Different SPAN sessions must contain distinct, nonoverlapping sets of destination interfaces.
Ingress SPAN (Rx) copies network traffic received by the source ports for analysis at the destination port. Egress
SPAN (Tx) copies network traffic transmitted from the source ports. Configuration option “both” copies network
traffic received and transmitted by the source ports to the destination port. The Cisco IOS Software can monitor only
one egress port and up to 64 ingress ports as source ports. Up to 64 SPAN destination interfaces are supported.
The following example configures ports 5/1-2 as SPAN Sources and port 5/3 as the SPAN destination.
RSPAN is currently not supported in the Cisco IOS Software.
Jumbo Frames
The jumbo frame feature supports a single larger-than-default Ethernet MTU size (1500 bytes) on the switch. The
MTU can be configured between 1500 to 10240 bytes with default (recommended) MTU of 9216 bytes. Jumbo
frames are switched in hardware with no performance impact for Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet interfaces.
These interfaces can be routed interfaces, access switchports, trunk switchports, or EtherChannels (observe any
CatOS Cisco IOS Software
set qos acl ip CatOS dscp 24 any
commit qos acl CatOS
set qos acl map CatOS 3/1
access-list 101 permit ip any any
policy-map IOS
class IOS access-group 101
police 4000000000 conform-action set-dscp-
transmit 24 exceed-action transmit
interface gigabitethernet 3/1
service-policy input IOS
CatOS Cisco IOS Software
set span 5/1,5/2 5/3 rx create monitor session 1 source int f5/1 – 2 rx
monitor session 1 dest int f5/3
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