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Duplicate packets are commonly seen when packets are traversing multiple routers and those switch or routers are copying traffic to the SPAN/mirror port.
You can SPAN packets in or out of a switch port, but typically most applications require a copy of both sides. SPANs are known to result in trace files with duplicated packets when the SPAN port is set up to capture both ingress and egress traffic flows. This common problem when both the ingress and egress ports are spanned, end up sending duplicate packets to the monitoring tool, which becomes a whack-a-mole type headache.
There are a few options for de-duplicating packets. Some tools have deduplication features. Wireshark has a useful tool called "Editcap" or purpose-built packet broker options, like Garland’s PacketMAX, that can help with removing the duplicate packets.
But why not solve it from the start by utilizing a network TAP to ensure and simplify the deployment, just “set it and forget it,” knowing you have fun duplex data with no duplications. See Network TAPs, to learn more about how TAPs can improve your network access.
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