Well, with today's data-volumes, you should avoid anything that uses SPAN/RSPAN to feed data to TIM's. The Problem is not the volume per se, but the quality of the traffic that will reach the TIM. You should have a look at the attached document I had written ages ago on that precise topic.
That being said, the TIM has no issues with handling SPAN/RSPAN traffic if it is "clean". Nothing special needs to be done.
Be sure you do not feed any type of GRE to the TIM. As the TIM will simply discard it (it can't decapsulate it).
If, after all these "warnings" the customer still wants to go with RSPAN/SPAN, make sure the switches are not over subscribed, the CPU of these switches is not loaded to prevent any type of packet drop from the source or heavy misalignment. And make sure they SPAN the traffic of one only port on the switch to avoid traffic replications of various possible VLAN's.
Original Message:
Sent: 01-07-2020 04:46 PM
From: Richard Briceno
Subject: TIM and RSPAN in CISCO ACI
Hello team,CA APM with TIM is currently being implemented.The client has cisco aci, and we wanted to know if the implementation of RSPAN under cisco aci is feasible, and if so, there is some documentation that they provide.
Richard