Refer to the exhibit. A network administrator experiences these issues with the network:
• PC1 is experiencing a buffering problem for video applications.
• The servers that are connected to SW2 are experiencing packet drops when they connect to the Internet.
The engineer wants to configure the required traffic capture to investigate the issue further.
Which configuration must be implemented to monitor the traffic?
To monitor traffic effectively for both PC1 and the servers connected to SW2, we need to capture incoming and outgoing traffic on both interfaces Eth 1/1 (connected to SW1 with PC1 on VLAN 10) and Eth 1/2 (connected to SW2 with servers on VLANs 18-23). Option B configures a SPAN session on the Nexus switch to monitor traffic in both directions (rx and tx) on both necessary interfaces and sends the traffic to the destination monitoring interface Eth 2/3. This ensures that all relevant traffic is captured for troubleshooting.
All answer would allow to for traffic monitoring to check what is the issue. But per task we should monitor only PC1 (VLan10) and both servers connected via switch on Eth1/2. Based on that I think that correct answer is D D. N9K(config)# monitor session 5 rx N9K(config-monitor)# description Span_session_5 N9K(config-monitor)# source vlan 10 rx N9K(config-monitor)# source interface ethernet 1/2 N9K(config-monitor)# destination interface ethernet 2/3
Has to be D. In order to get only PC1 from eth1/1, use source as VXLAN 10
D is the most convenient answer.
It should be B or C, because SW2 have vlans 18-23 and the servers connected to it are with problems too, so you can't use just vlan 10 as source. I would say rx for PC1 and tx for servers, so B is the one.
source interface ethernet 1/1 - will monitor both PCs, however from question only PC1 has problem. i couldn't find the correct answer