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Deleting a SPAN session
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xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0"
operation="delete">
<source>source</source>
<src-tengigabitethernet>tengigabitethernet
</src-tengigabitethernet>
<src-tengigabitethernet-val>1/0/15
</src-tengigabitethernet-val>
<destination>destination</destination>
<dest-tengigabitethernet>tengigabitethernet
</dest-tengigabitethernet>
<dest-tengigabitethernet-val>1/0/18
</dest-tengigabitethernet-val>
<direction>both</direction>
</span-command>
</session>
</monitor>
</config>
</edit-config>
</rpc>
<rpc-reply message-id="2801" xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0">
<ok/>
</rpc-reply>
Deleting a SPAN session
To remove a SPAN session, perform the following steps.
1. Issue the <get-config> RPC with a subtree filter to restrict the output to the <monitor> node in
the urn:brocade.com:mgmt:brocade-span namespace.
This step returns configuration information about existing monitoring sessions.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rpc message-id="2802" xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0">
<get-config>
<source>
<running/>
</source>
<filter type="subtree">
<monitor xmlns="urn:brocade.com:mgmt:brocade-span"/>
</filter>
</get-config>
</rpc>
<rpc-reply message-id="2802" xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0">
<monitor xmlns="urn:brocade.com:mgmt:brocade-span">
<session>
<session-number>1</session-number>
<description>Hello World</description>
<span-command>
<source>source</source>
<src-tengigabitethernet>tengigabitethernet
</src-tengigabitethernet>
<src-tengigabitethernet-val>1/0/15
</src-tengigabitethernet-val>
<destination>destination</destination>
<dest-tengigabitethernet>tengigabitethernet
- Network OS 1
- Document History 2
- Contents (High Level) 3
- Contents (Detailed) 5
- Chapter 7 SNMP 8
- Chapter 8 Fabric 8
- Chapter 9 Metro VCS 8
- Chapter 13 VMware vCenter 10
- Chapter 19 Configuring AMPP 12
- Chapter 21 Configuring VLANs 13
- Chapter 22 Configuring VXLANs 14
- Chapter 25 Configuring UDLD 15
- Chapter 27 Configuring LLDP 16
- Chapter 28 Configuring ACLs 16
- Chapter 29 Configuring QoS 17
- Chapter 31 Configuring sFlow 18
- Chapter 32 IP Route Policy 18
- Chapter 34 Configuring OSPF 19
- Chapter 35 Configuring VRRP 19
- Section V Appendixes 20
- About This Document 27
- Document conventions 29
- Notes, cautions, and warnings 30
- Key terms 30
- Notice to the reader 31
- Additional information 31
- Getting technical help 32
- Document feedback 32
- Network OS Administration 33
- NETCONF Overview 35
- RPC request 37
- RPC reply 37
- RPC and error handling 38
- SSH subsystem 38
- RFC references 38
- NETCONF support in Network OS 39
- Basic NETCONF Operations 41
- Server capabilities 42
- Retrieving configuration data 43
- Subtree filtering 44
- Retrieving operational data 47
- Editing the configuration 50
- Managing the configuration 51
- Basic Switch Management 55
- Connecting to the switch 56
- Switch attributes 56
- Setting host attributes 57
- Rebooting a Brocade switch 59
- Replacing an interface module 61
- Configuring a switch banner 64
- </copy> 69
- </rpc-reply> 69
- Syslog server setup 70
- Adding syslog servers 71
- Removing a syslog server 74
- RASlog configuration 75
- Audit log configuration 77
- Network Time Protocol 79
- Time zone settings 80
- Evaluating a firmware upgrade 91
- ATTENTION 92
- Administering Licenses 97
- Obtaining a license key 98
- Reserving a port assignment 100
- 53-1003231-02 101
- In this chapter 105
- SNMP community strings 106
- Obtaining SNMP user names 108
- SNMP server hosts 109
- Removing the SNMP server host 111
- Enabling VCS Fabric mode 118
- Disabling VCS Fabric mode 118
- Enabling a fabric ISL 119
- Enabling a fabric trunk 120
- Disabling a fabric trunk 121
- Priorities 122
- Fabric ECMP load balancing 126
- Metro VCS 129
- Disabling a fabric ISL 130
- Administering Zones 133
- Default zoning access modes 134
- Zone database size 135
- Zone aliases 136
- Deleting an alias 141
- Zoning information 142
- Zone creation and management 147
- Adding a member to a zone 148
- Removing a member from a zone 149
- Deleting a zone 150
- Zone configuration management 151
- Enabling a zone configuration 154
- Deleting a zone configuration 155
- Zone configuration scenario 160
- • Cfg1 containing ZoneA only 161
- Compression 166
- Enabling a Fibre Channel port 168
- System Monitor Configuration 175
- FRU monitoring 176
- Alert notifications 180
- Configuring e-mail alerts 181
- To change the domain name: 183
- Resource monitoring 184
- Configuring CPU monitoring 185
- Security monitoring 186
- Interface monitoring 189
- Pausing interface monitoring 192
- VMware vCenter 195
- Step 2: Enabling CDP/LLDP 196
- Activating the vCenter 197
- Configuring Remote Monitoring 199
- Managing User Accounts 205
- Parameter Description 206
- Creating a user account 207
- Disabling a user account 209
- Deleting a user account 210
- Unlocking a user account 210
- Role-based access control 211
- User-defined roles 212
- Command access rules 214
- Rule processing 215
- Adding a rule 216
- Changing a rule 217
- Deleting a rule 217
- Verifying a rule 218
- Configuration examples 219
- Password policies 221
- Password encryption policy 222
- Account lockout policy 224
- Managing password policies 226
- Security event logging 228
- Login authentication mode 230
- TACACS+ servers 241
- TACACS+ accounting 243
- Enabling command accounting 244
- Disabling accounting 246
- Server authentication 247
- Deleting CA certificates 248
- FIPS compliance 249
- Active Directory groups 251
- Fabric Authentication 255
- Removing shared secrets 257
- Creating a defined SCC policy 260
- Modifying the SCC policy 261
- Activating the SCC policy 261
- Removing the SCC policy 263
- Edge-loop detection overview 267
- Configuring AMPP 273
- 7. Activate the profile 275
- Configuring VLAN profiles 276
- 3. Activate the profile 278
- Configuring FCoE profiles 281
- Configuring QoS profiles 282
- Configuring security profiles 286
- Deleting a port-profile 289
- Deleting a subprofile 291
- Deleting a port-profile-port 297
- Configuring FCoE Interfaces 303
- Configuring FCoE interfaces 304
- Obtaining FCoE status 307
- Configuring VLANs 309
- Creating a VLAN interface 312
- Enabling STP on a VLAN 312
- Disabling STP on a VLAN 314
- • Enables the interface 317
- • Specifies trunk mode 317
- Obtaining VLAN information 326
- Private VLANs 330
- Configuring a private VLAN 331
- Displaying PVLAN information 333
- Configuring VXLANs 335
- Displaying VXLAN information 341
- Configuring Virtual Fabrics 343
- • Primary VLAN 344
- • Isolated VLAN 344
- • Community VLAN 345
- Configuring MAC groups 358
- Transport service 359
- Configuring STP 362
- Configuring RSTP 364
- Configuring MSTP 367
- Specifying a link type 397
- Specifying the port priority 399
- Enabling spanning tree 403
- Disabling spanning tree 404
- Configuring UDLD 405
- Disabling UDLD 407
- Retrieving UDLD statistics 407
- Configuring Link Aggregation 409
- TABLE 12 Load balance flavor 415
- Configuring LLDP 421
- • <management-address> 428
- • <port-description> 428
- • <system-capabilities> 428
- • <adv-tlv-system-name> 428
- Configuring iSCSI priority 430
- Configuring LLDP profiles 430
- <edit-config> 431
- <target> 431
- <running/> 431
- (more interfaces go here) 434
- Deleting an LLDP profile 435
- Configuring ACLs 437
- Modifying MAC ACL rules 443
- Removing a MAC ACL 444
- Configuring QoS 453
- Rewriting 454
- Queueing 454
- Verifying QoS trust 455
- DSCP values User priority 460
- Verifying DSCP trust 461
- Creating a DSCP mutation map 462
- Traffic class mapping 469
- Mapping DSCP-to-Traffic-Class 473
- Congestion control 477
- Configuring CoS thresholds 478
- Random Early Detection 479
- Ethernet Pause 480
- Enabling Ethernet Pause 481
- Enabling Ethernet PFC 482
- Multicast rate limiting 483
- Configuring BUM storm control 484
- Scheduling 485
- Multicast queue scheduling 486
- Creating a CEE map 487
- Defining a priority-table map 489
- Verifying the CEE maps 490
- Brocade VCS Fabric QoS 491
- Port-based Policier 493
- Configuring the policy map 496
- Policy maps 499
- Class maps 500
- Priority maps 501
- Configuring Auto-QOS 502
- Disabling 802.1x globally 507
- 802.1x readiness check 508
- Configuring sFlow 517
- Flow-based sFlow 521
- Deleting a SPAN session 530
- SPAN in management cluster 531
- Configuring RSPAN 532
- VLAN 1010 as the destination 534
- IP Route Policy 537
- Configuring a route map 538
- IP Route Management 545
- Other routing operations 548
- Enabling IP load sharing 549
- Configuring OSPF 551
- OSPF over VRF 552
- OSPF in a VCS environment 552
- OSPF configuration rules 555
- Enabling OSPF on the router 556
- Disabling OSPF on the router 556
- Assigning OSPF areas 557
- Assigning virtual links 562
- Changing other settings 564
- Configuring VRRP 565
- Configuring the master router 567
- Configuring the backup router 569
- Enabling preemption 571
- Configuring VRF 585
- Enabling VRRP for VRF 588
- Configuring BGP 589
- Enabling BGP on an RBridge 590
- Disabling BGP on an RBridge 590
- Configuring BGP global mode 591
- Configuring IGMP 595
- Monitoring IGMP snooping 598
- Configuring DHCP Relay 599
- Appendixes 603
- Managing NETCONF 605
- • Capabilities 606
- • Datastores 606
- • Schemas 606
- • Sessions 606
- • Statistics 606
- Numerics 609
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