Cisco Cyber Vision Sensor Application for Cisco Switches Installation Guide, Release 4.4.1

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Updated:: April 30, 2024

Additional remarks

About the IE3400 and IE3300 10G platforms:

Cisco Cyber Vision Sensor application will receive ERSPAN traffic. Due to ERSPAN overhead it is recommended to not update the MTU of the platform (switch IE3x00) above 1940 bytes. Otherwise, large packets above 1940 will not be received by the sensor application.

About the initial configuration:

Configurations described in the initial configuration are given as examples to use a Cisco Cyber Vision sensor embedded in a switch.

However, in case a more complex installation is required, a trained user will have to configure the switch with all the necessary VLAN and port settings.

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