tunnel any-remote enable (S-, K-Series)

Use this command to configure a L2 (Virtual Private Port) tunnel to accept any remote IP as the source IP address, as long as the destination IP address matches this tunnel's source IP.

Syntax

tunnel any-remote enable

no tunnel any-remote enable

Parameters

None.

Defaults

The tunnel any-remote feature is disabled by default.

Mode

Tunnel Interface Configuration command mode.

Usage

This command permits the configuration of a source address only L2 Virtual Private Port tunnel, allowing multiple tunneled port mirrors to use this tunnel source as a destination.

When any-remote is enabled on the L2 tunnel:

The tunnel accepts any tunneled packet destined to it's tunnel source. It decapsulates the packet and forwards it out the Ethernet port assigned to the tunnel.
Any packets received on the Ethernet port assigned to the tunnel are switched or routed as normal, and not sent across the Virtual Private Port.
If a destination address is configured on an any-remote enabled L2 tunnel, it has no practical affect, but it must have a route to the destination for the tunnel to be up.

Use the “no” option for this command to reset tunnel any-remote to the default value of disabled.

Examples

This example shows how to enable tunnel any-remote on tunnel 1 configured for L2 Virtual Private Port on port ge.1.1:

System(rw)->configure
System(rw-config)->Interface tun.0.1
System(rw-config-intf-tun.0.1)->tunnel mode gre l2 ge.1.1
System(rw-config-intf-tun.0.1)->tunnel any-remote enable
System(rw-config-intf-tun.0.1)->tunnel source 10.10.10.1
System(rw-config-intf-tun.0.1)->no shutdown
System(rw-config-intf-tun.0.1)->exit
System(rw-config)->

Published May 2016prev | next

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