I am assuming you mean 802.1q. Try putting your network interface in the
same vlans as the ones you are mirroring, or send the traffic untagged.
Ted
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 14:26, Alexandre Garrefa wrote:
> Can get ntop to understand the ip and ipx packets.
> I have tested almost every version of ntop, almost every option and
> nothing works. I have mirrored a port in a Cisco 6500 Catalyst switch and
> all packets came encapsulated with 8002.1Q tag, i coundnt get ntop to
> undestand the packages and he thinks that every thing is non ip.
> Any suggestion?
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