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104 XgOS User’s Guide • September 2014

4. If you need to undo the mirror-all-vNICs option, you use the -mirror-all-

vnics qualifier and specify none (or leave it blank).

For example, to remove all mirror vNICs from slot 4, port 5:

▼ Disable and Enable vNIC Mirrors

You can disable and re-enable vNIC mirrors through the -mirror-direction

qualifier, which defaults to none. To disable vNIC mirrors:

1. Set the vNIC mirror direction to none. For example:

2. Verify that the vNIC mirror is no longer enabled (none) as documented in

“Display vNIC Mirrors” on page 104.

1. To re-enable the vNIC mirror, set the mirror direction to a direction other than

none.

For example, to re-enable the mirror for receive traffic only:

2. Verify that the vNIC mirror is re-enabled as documented in “Display vNIC

Mirrors” on page 104.

Display vNIC Mirrors

vNIC Mirrors are displayed only through detailed vNIC information, which is

available by using the -detail qualifier for the show vnic command. Detailed

vNIC information contains the mirror field, which displays the mirror

configuration for the input vNIC.

set ethernet-port 4/5 -mirror-all-vnics=none

This will remove the mirror setting for all vNICs attached to port

4/5.

Are you sure (y/n)?y

set vnic vn1.pubstest -mirror-direction=none

show vnic vn1.pubstest -detail

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name vn1.pubstest

state up/up

mac-addr 00:13:97:01:80:19

admin-ipaddr 0.0.0.0/32