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Router IP Traffic Export (RITE), or simply IP Traffic Export, is a method of copying traffic directly from a router to an external device, such as a Protocol Analyzer or an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). This feature can be used to replace SPAN/RSPAN configurations deployed on L2 ports/VLANs. Two main benefits of RITE is, first, the ability to duplicate the traffic received on a WAN interface, such as Serial port, and second, granularity of our configuration – we can be very selective in what traffic will finally get copied from the network.
Before we discuss the configuration of RITE, just few words about limitations of this feature :
A sample topology for RITE may look like one below. Our monitoring station (PC) is directly connected to R2’s RITE outgoing interface, Gig0/0 Continue reading
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While some people lament the lack of IPv6 business case, others are busy rolling it out – you (RFC 2119) SHOULD check out the Status of Swisscom’s IPv6 Activities presentation from recent Swiss IPv6 summit.
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