Assuming that you can turn off MAC learning in a vlan on your vanilla
switch, then yes. Otherwise, no.
-Ben
On Mar 1, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Jeff Kell wrote:
Can you pass an RSPAN vlan through a "vanilla" switch that isn't
RSPAN aware?
I know the "source" and "destination" switches for an RSPAN session
must obviously be
RSPAN-aware, but can you pass the RSPAN vlan through a non-
participating switch?
I have a remote that is connected through an old 3508XL fiber
aggregation point, the
remote end and the core both support RSPAN, but to monitor anything
at the remote site I
need to pass the RSPAN vlan through the 3508XL (which doesn't
support RSPAN).
Is this possible?
Jeff
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