Cisco Systems NAM, 5 manual Deleting Erspan Data Sources Using the CLI

Chapter 2 Setting Up The NAM Traffic Analyzer

Traffic

Step 3 Click the Delete button along the bottom of the window.

Deleting ERSPAN Data Sources Using the CLI

To delete a ERSPAN data source using the CLI, use the following steps. Note that when using the CLI, there are generally two separate phases involved. First you should delete the data source, then delete the device if you have no other data sources using the same device (for example with a different Engine ID value). As a shortcut, if you simply delete the device, then all data sources using that device will also be deleted.

Step 1 Show all data sources so you can find the ID of the one you want to delete:

root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com# show data-source

DATA SOURCE	ID	: 1
DATA SOURCE	NAME : DATA PORT 1
TYPE		: Data Port
PORT NUMBER		: 1
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DATA SOURCE	ID	: 2
DATA SOURCE	NAME : DATA PORT 2
TYPE		: Data Port
PORT NUMBER		: 2
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DATA SOURCE	ID	: 3
DATA SOURCE	NAME : MyFirstErspanDataSource
TYPE		: ERSPAN (Encapsulated Remote SPAN)
DEVICE ID		: 2
DEVICE ADDRESS		: 192.168.0.1
ENGINE ID		: 123
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root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com#

Step 2 Use the no data-sourcecommand to delete the data source:

root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com# no data-source 3 Successfully deleted data source 3 root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com#

Step 3 Show all devices so you can find the ID of the one you want to delete:

root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com# show device

DEVICE ID	: 1
DEVICE TYPE	: ERSPAN (Encapsulated Remote SPAN)
IP ADDRESS	: 192.168.0.1
INFORMATION	: No packets received
STATUS	: Inactive
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root@172-20-104-107.cisco.com#

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