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Cisco N7700 Configuration
Cisco N7700 Configuration

Cisco N7700 Configuration

Nexus 7700 series

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Contents
Introduction
Topology
Determine the Ingress Forwarding Engine
Configure the Trigger
Start the Capture
Interpret the Results
Additional Verification
Introduction
This document describes the steps used in order to perform an ELAM on Cisco Nexus 7700
(N7700) M3 modules, explains the most relevant outputs, and describes how to interpret the
results.
Tip: Refer to the
ELAM Overview
document for an overview on ELAM.
Topology
In this example, a host on VLAN 2500 (10.0.5.101), port Eth4/1 sends an Internet Control
Message Protocol (ICMP) request to a host on VLAN 55 (10.0.3.101), port Eth3/5. ELAM is used
in order to capture this single packet from 10.0.5.101 to 10.0.3.101. It is important to remember
that ELAM allows you to capture a single frame.
In order to perform an ELAM on the N7K, you must first connect to the appropriate module (this
requires the network-admin privilege):
N7700# attach module 4
Attaching to module 4 ...
module-4#
Determine the Ingress Forwarding Engine
Traffic is expected to ingress the switch on port Eth4/1. When you check the modules in the
system, you see that Module 4 is an M3 module. It is important to remember that the N7K is fully-
distributed, and that the modules, not the supervisor, make the forwarding decisions for dataplane

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Summary of Contents for Cisco N7700

  • Page 1 Interpret the Results Additional Verification Introduction This document describes the steps used in order to perform an ELAM on Cisco Nexus 7700 (N7700) M3 modules, explains the most relevant outputs, and describes how to interpret the results. Tip: Refer to the ELAM Overview document for an overview on ELAM.
  • Page 2 N7700# show module Ports Module-Type Model Status ----- ----------------------------------- ------------------ ---------- 100 Gbps Ethernet Module N77-F312CK-26 3 48 1/10 Gbps Ethernet Module N77-M348XP-23L ok 4 10/40 Gbps Ethernet Module N77-M324FQ-25L Supervisor Module-2 N77-SUP2E active * Supervisor Module-2 N77-SUP2E ha-standby...
  • Page 3 (some output omitted) destination-index Destination-index destination-ipv4-address Destination ipv4 address destination-ipv4-mask Destination ipv4 mask destination-mac-address Destination mac address l4-protocol L4 protocol source-index Source-index source-ipv4-address Source ipv4 address source-ipv4-mask Source ipv4 mask source-mac-address Source mac address For this example, the frame is captured according to the source and destination IPv4 addresses, so only those values are specified.
  • Page 4 In order to verify on which port the frame is received, enter the SRC_INDEX command (the source Local Target Logic (LTL)). Enter this command in order to map an LTL to a port or group of ports for the N7K: N7700# show system internal pixm info ltl 0xe05 Member info ------------------...
  • Page 5 The output from this command is useful in order to understand the purpose of an LTL if it is not matched to a physical port. A good example of this is a Drop LTL: N7700# show system internal pixm info ltl 0xcad 0x0cad is Drop DI LTL...