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How can trace the packed

auos

Hi,

I connected 1 switch with 1 router, and I configure the switch with 3 VLAN and router for route between VLANs. My question is how I can trace packet between switch and router to see ISL or 802.1q frame.

BR,
Auos.

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Comments

GT-Rob

huh?

So you configured what sounds like router-on-a-stick? And you want to see the packets?

You can set up a span session and run a packet capture on it I guess.

networker050184

Or put a hub in there and sniff the traffic.

Netwurk

auos wrote:

How can trace the packed?

Well, the Packers were better off with Brett Favre. But their new QB might work out in the long run.

I know, I know, bad joke.

But I never traced the packed and it was the best answer I could come up with.