Span to virtual server on UCS from core switch.

Hi,
I need to forward traffic from our core switch a 3750 stack, to a vmware guest which sits on a UCS chassis. This is enable VOIP call recording. How can I configure our traffic to be sent to the vnic of our call recoding server on the UCS chassis?
Thanks

Hi Lee,
I think you have to be a bit more specific about what you are trying to achieve. My feeling says this is more switch related than Cisco UCS. But let us know, maybe we are able to help you.

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    Any suggestions for resolution would be appreciated.

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