In the Port mirroring tab RSPAN VLAN ID needs to be configured. The VLANs will need to be configured as T for the uplink ports. Port mirroring needs to be enabled, the destination port selected, the source port enabled with the TX/RX selected for the type, and the RSPAN VLAN ID and the Destination VLAN ID need to be configured. Spanning tree needs to be disabled on the looped ports. The VLANs will need to be configured as T for the uplink port and – for the looped ports in the comm vlan. Note: the loop connection should be connected after switch 1 is fully configured. In this setup port 10 is being mirrored to port 6, port 6 is looped back to port 7 on VLAN 10, (it is important to turn RSTP off on ports 6 and 7 of switch 1), VLAN 10 is then forwarded across the uplinks to switch 3 port 11 where the mirrored packets can be monitored. Switch 1 will be the switch that is doing the port mirroring. If the network is larger than 3 switches us the SW2 configuration in all the switches between the start and end switches. The configurations can be used in a 2 switch RSPAN network using SW1 and SW3 switch configurations. The switches are designed to handle high ambient temperatures and meet precise time synchronization requirements.This guide is designed to assist in the configuration of RSPAN on the layer 2 switches. Other redundancy technologies like Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) and Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) allow the switches to connect to existing networks and Device Level Ring (DLR) redundancy ensures a recovery time within milliseconds. This value stems from interruption-free data communications based on parallel redundancy protocol (PRP) and high-availability seamless redundancy (HSR). The RED25 family provides maximum productivity and network uptime. Permanent access to systems and machines is an absolute must for profitable business systems. Other applications in which the RED25 switches can also be used include consumer packaged goods and water and wastewater treatment facilities. RED25 switches are a great fit for automotive, manufacturing and machine building industries.
The features offered with these switches are particularly suited for use in industrial automation applications that require cost-effective, high-end redundancy topologies. RED25 is an ideal choice for those who need a Fast Ethernet, entry-level redundancy switch designed specifically for operation in extreme environmental conditions.
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