Gigamon · Engineering Guide

Gigamon Command Reference

Reference commonly used CLI commands for administering and troubleshooting Gigamon appliances.

Introduction

This document provides a collection of commonly used Gigamon CLI commands for administration, configuration, and troubleshooting. The commands included here are intended as a quick reference for day-to-day operational tasks and may vary between software releases.

Configure Port Filters

Port filters can be used to drop traffic based on the source or destination port before forwarding traffic to downstream tools.

Create a Source Port Filter

config filter deny portsrc <port> alias <filter-alias>

Example:

config filter deny portsrc 514 alias DropSRC514

Create a Destination Port Filter

config filter deny portdst <port> alias <filter-alias>

Example:

config filter deny portdst 514 alias DropDST514

Apply a Port Filter

Assign the filter to the desired monitoring port.

config port-filter <port> <filter-alias>

Example:

config port-filter 3 DropDST514

Save the Running Configuration

After making configuration changes, save the running configuration to a bootable configuration file.

config save <filename>.cfg nb

Example:

config save CONFIG24JUNE2024.cfg nb

Reboot the appliance to load the newly saved configuration.

reboot

Additional Resources

  • Refer to the Gigamon CLI Reference Guide for the software release running in your environment.