How to configure Port Mirror on TP-LINK routers?

Port Mirror could duplicate the datagram transmitted through Mirrored Port to Mirroring Port. This function allow network administrator to capture datagram of a specific port to monitor the network or troubleshoot.
Now let´s learn how to configure the Port Mirror on TP-LINK routers:
1.    Select “Switch” in the Network menu and choose “Port Mirror”:  

2.    Check the box to enable Port Mirror function, then you can choose “Ingress”, “Egress” or “Ingress&Egress” mode to monitor the different directions of data transmission of Mirrored Port.
3.    Then you could select the Mirroring Port and Mirrored Port. One Mirroring Port could monitor more than one Mirrored Port.
4.    Click “Save” to save the changes.
When you finish these steps above, you could achieve the data transmitted through mirrored port on mirroring port.

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