Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation Troubleshooting Guide

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Updated:: August 6, 2014

Chapter: Decoding Leaf-Spine Traffic

Decoding Leaf-Spine Traffic

Decoding Leaf-Spine Traffic

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Decoding Leaf-Spine Traffic

Decoding Leaf-Spine Traffic

You can decode a leaf-spine packet capture using Wireshark.

Before You Begin

You must have version 1.8 of Wireshark installed. Download Wireshark at www.wireshark.org.

Step 1	In Wireshark, on the Analyze menu, choose Enabled Protocols. The Enabled Protocols dialog box opens.
Step 2	Enable Cisco FabricPath protocol (CFP).
Step 3	Click on the unknown data following ethertype 893b.
Step 4	On the Analyze menu, choose Decode As and choose VLAN. This forces Wireshark to decode ethertype 893b as VLAN (dot1q).

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