map-group
Required Command-Line Mode = Configure
Use the map-group command to create a group of maps for GTP forward listing and GTP flow sampling. All the maps in a map group receive traffic according to map rules, rather than map priority. Thus, multiple copies of a GTP packet can be sent to more than one tool. This functionality is referred to as overlapping maps.
On the virtual port, a mode of gtp-overlap must be specified. Refer to vport.
The map-group command has the following syntax:
map-group alias <alias>
comment <comment>
map-list <list of maps>
The following table describes the arguments for the map-group command:
Argument |
Description |
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alias <alias> |
Specifies the name of the map group. The alias must be unique and can contain up to 128 characters. Aliases are case-sensitive. For example: (config) # map-group alias mg1 |
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comment <comment> |
Specifies a unique text string that describes the map group. Comments can be up to 128 characters. Comments longer than one word must be enclosed in double quotation marks. For example: (config) # map-group alias mg1 comment “Shared collector” |
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map-list <list of maps> |
Specifies the maps in a list separated by commas. For example: (config) # map-group alias mg1 map-list lev2_fs1_4,lev2_fs2_4,lev2_fs3_4 NOTES:
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Related Commands
The following table summarizes other commands related to the map-group command:
Task |
Command |
Displays all map groups. |
# show map-group |
Displays information for a specified map group. |
# show map-group alias mg1 |
Displays all map groups. |
# show map-group all |
Displays all map groups in table format. |
# show map-group brief |
Deletes a specified map group. |
(config) # no map-group alias mg1 |
Deletes all map groups. |
(config) # no map-group all |