TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email "unsubscribe issforum" in the body of your message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] for help with any problems! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hmm, check your switch configuration. You may only be spanning traffic into, or out of, the source port#s#. Some switches let you span ports or VLANs #if you#re doing the latter then check your VLAN definitions#. Some switches can be configured to not span multicast traffic. Don#t forget, if you#re spanning in+out, you#re effectively spanning up to 200Mb on to a 100Mb wire which could swamp your span port at high loads. Best bet is probably to put a sniffer on the span port, generate some test traffic and see if the sniffer logs it. Oh, and whilst you#re checking the span port settings, it#s worth seeing whether the span port will accept packets into it #to allow real secure kills#. Also your switch may give you some low-level stats and error counts on your source and span ports, so check those. Good luck.#######We set up the spanning and connected the monitoring nic, I guess I was###expecting to see more traffic than I do. I was just concerned that it may###not be spanned ap! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! propriately. Now that I know it
