Table Of Contents
Symbols - A - B - D - H - I - L - M - O - P - R - S -
Index
Symbols
(*, G)
description 1-4
state creation 3-3
static groups 2-5
static groups on the OIF 2-6
(S, G)
description 1-3
IGMPv3 snooping 4-3
state creation 3-3
static groups 2-5
static groups on the OIF 2-6
A
Anycast-RP
configuring an Anycast-RP set 3-24
description 3-6
MSDP (Note) 5-2
Any Source Multicast. See ASM mode
ASM mode
configuring 3-16
configuring shared trees only 3-26
description 3-2
join-prune messages 3-3
shared trees only, description 3-8
autonomous systems
MBGP 1-11
MSDP 5-2
Auto-RP
candidate RP configuration steps 3-22
candidate RPs, configuring 3-22
configuring 3-21
description 3-5
mapping agent configuration steps 3-22
mapping agents
configuring 3-21
configuring route maps 3-31
RP-Announce messages 3-5
RP-Discovery messages 3-5
B
BGP
autonomous systems
MBGP 1-11
MSDP 5-2
MSDP 5-2
bidirectional mode. See Bidir mode
Bidir mode
configuring 3-16
DFs, description 3-7
join-prune messages 3-3
multicast forwarding (Note) 1-5
BSRs
candidate BSR configuration steps 3-19
candidate BSRs
configuring 3-18
description 3-4
candidate RP configuration steps 3-19
candidate-RP messages
description 3-4
candidate RPs, configuring 3-19
configuring 3-18
description 3-4
messages
description 3-4
enabling listen and forward 3-5
route maps, configuring 3-31
RP configuration steps 3-19
D
designated forwarders. See DFs
DFs
Bidir mode (Note) 1-5
description 3-7
documentation
additional publications i-xii
related documents i-xii
DRs
description 3-7
PIM domains 1-7
priority and PIM hello message 3-2
SSM mode 3-28
H
high availability, multicast 1-13
I
IGMP
all-hosts multicast group 2-3
configuration, example 2-13
description 2-1
enabling 2-1
IGMPv3
changes from IGMPv2 2-2
description 2-3
SSM 2-3
licensing requirements 2-4
parameters
configuring 2-5
default settings 2-13
PIM domains 1-7
prerequisites 2-5
queriers
description 2-3
designated 2-3
TTL 2-3
restarting the process 2-11
version, default (IGMPv2) 2-2
versions, description 2-2
virtualization, VDCs and VRFs 2-4
IGMP commands
ip igmp access-group 2-9
ip igmp flush-routes 2-12
ip igmp group-timeout 2-9
ip igmp join-group 2-8
ip igmp last-member-query-count 2-9
ip igmp last-member-query-response-time 2-9
ip igmp querier-timeout 2-9
ip igmp query-interval 2-9
ip igmp query-max-response-time 2-9
ip igmp query-timeout 2-9
ip igmp report-link-local-groups 2-9
ip igmp report-policy 2-9
ip igmp robustness-variable 2-8
ip igmp ssm-translate 2-11
ip igmp startup-query-count 2-8
ip igmp startup-query-interval 2-8
ip igmp static-oif 2-8
ip igmp version 2-8
IGMP configuration
access groups 2-7
example 2-13
group membership timeout 2-3, 2-7
last member query count 2-6
last member query response interval 2-6
member query response interval 2-4
number of query messages 2-3
parameters 2-5
parameters, default settings 2-13
querier timeout 2-6
query interval 2-6
query maximum response time 2-3
query max response time 2-6
report link local multicast groups 2-7
report policy 2-7
reports for link local addresses 2-4
startup query count 2-6
startup query interval 2-6
static multicast groups 2-5
Static multicast groups on OIF 2-6
version 2-5
IGMP membership reports
IGMPv3 suppression 2-3
initiating receipt of multicast data 2-2
SSM translation 2-10
suppressing 2-3
IGMP queriers
description 2-3
designated 2-3
TTL 2-3
IGMP show commands
show ip igmp groups 2-12
show ip igmp interface 2-12
show ip igmp local-groups 2-12
show ip igmp route 2-12
IGMP snooping
configuration, example 4-7
description 4-1
licensing requirements 4-4
membership report suppression 4-2
parameters, configuring 4-4
parameters, default settings 4-8
prerequisites 4-4
proprietary features 4-2
querier, description 4-3
switch example 4-1
virtualization, VDCs and VRFs 4-3
IGMP snooping commands
ip igmp snooping 4-6
ip igmp snooping explicit-tracking 4-6
ip igmp snooping fast-leave 4-6
ip igmp snooping last-member-query-interval 4-6
ip igmp snooping mrouter interface 4-7
ip igmp snooping querier 4-6
ip igmp snooping report-suppression 4-6
ip igmp snooping static-group 4-7
IGMP snooping configuration
enabling 4-4
example 4-7
explicit tracking 4-4
fast leave 4-4
last member query interval 4-4
multicast routers 4-5
parameters
configuring 4-4
default settings 4-8
report suppression 4-5
snooping querier 4-5
static groups 4-5
IGMP snooping show commands
show ip igmp snooping 4-7
show ip igmp snooping explicit-tracking 4-7
show ip igmp snooping groups 4-7
show ip igmp snooping mroute 4-7
show ip igmp snooping querier 4-7
IGMPv3
changes from IGMPv2 2-2
description 2-3
SSM 2-3
interdomain multicast protocols
MBGP 1-11
MSDP 1-10
SSM 1-10
Internet Group Management Protocol. See IGMP
L
licensing requirements, multicast 1-12
M
MBGP
interdomain multicast protocol 1-11
PIM domains 1-8
MFIB and M6FIB
description 1-11
flushing routes 3-37
OIF-list and RPF interface (Note) 3-7
MLD
configuration, example 2-24
description 2-14
enabling 2-14
licensing requirements 2-17
listener reports 2-15
MLDv2
changes from MLDv1 2-14
SSM 2-16
parameters
default settings 2-25
PIM6 domains 1-8
prerequisites 2-17
queriers
description 2-16
designated 2-15
TTL 2-16
SSM translation 2-22
versions, description 2-14
virtualization, VDCs and VRFs 2-17
MLD configuration
access groups 2-19
example 2-24
frequency and number of query messages 2-16
group membership timeout 2-15, 2-19
last member query count 2-19
last member query response interval 2-16, 2-19
parameters, default settings 2-25
querier timeout 2-19
query interval 2-19
query maximum response time 2-15
query max response time 2-19
report link local multicast groups 2-19
report policy 2-19
reports for link local addresses 2-17
startup query count 2-18
startup query interval 2-18
static multicast groups 2-18
static multicast groups on OIF 2-18
version 2-18
MLD configuration commands
ipv6 mld access-group 2-22
ipv6 mld group-timeout 2-22
ipv6 mld join-group 2-21
ipv6 mld last-member-query-count 2-22
ipv6 mld last-member-query-response-time 2-22
ipv6 mld querier-timeout 2-21
ipv6 mld query-interval 2-22
ipv6 mld query-max-response-time 2-21
ipv6 mld query-timeout 2-21
ipv6 mld report-link-local-groups 2-22
ipv6 mld report-policy 2-22
ipv6 mld robustness-variable 2-21
ipv6 mld ssm-translate 2-23
ipv6 mld startup-query-count 2-21
ipv6 mld startup-query-interval 2-21
ipv6 mld static-oif 2-21
ipv6 mld version 2-20
MLD queriers
description 2-16
designated 2-15
TTL 2-16
MLD show commands
show ipv6 mld groups 2-24
show ipv6 mld interface 2-22, 2-24
show ipv6 mld local-groups 2-24
show ipv6 mld route 2-24
MLDv2
changes from MLDv1 2-14
SSM 2-16
MRIB and M6RIB
description 1-11
flushing routes 3-37
OIF-list and RPF interface (Note) 3-7
MSDP
Anycast-RP (Note) 5-2
configuration, example 5-14
description 5-1
full mesh, description 5-2
interdomain multicast protocol 1-10
licensing requirements 5-3
mesh groups, description 5-3
parameters, default settings 5-15
peering, steps to configure 5-4
peer-RPF flooding, description 5-3
peers, description 5-1
prerequisites 5-4
SA cache, description 5-3
SA messages, and PIM register messages 5-3
SA messages, description 5-1, 5-2
statistics
clearing 5-13
displaying 5-13
virtualization, VDCs and VRFs 5-3
MSDP commands
feature msdp 5-5
ip msdp description 5-8
ip msdp flush-routes 5-12
ip msdp group-limit 5-10
ip msdp mesh-group 5-11
ip msdp originator-id 5-10
ip msdp password 5-8
ip msdp peer 5-6
ip msdp sa-interval 5-10
ip msdp sa-limit 5-8
ip msdp sa-policy 5-8
ip msdp shutdown 5-8
MSDP configuration
administrative shutdown 5-7
commands, cached (Note) 5-4
description field 5-7
enabling 5-5
example 5-14
group limit 5-9
MD5 password 5-7
mesh groups 5-10
originator interface name 5-9
parameters, default settings
peering, steps to configure 5-4
peers and peering relationship 5-5
restarting the MSDP process 5-11
SA messages
interval 5-9
limit 5-7
policy IN 5-7
policy OUT 5-7
MSDP show commands
show ip msdp 5-13
show ip msdp count 5-12
show ip msdp mesh-group 5-12
show ip msdp peer 5-12
show ip msdp policy statistics sa-policy 5-13
show ip msdp route 5-13
show ip msdp rpf 5-12
show ip msdp sa-cache 5-13
show ip msdp sources 5-12
show ip msdp summary 5-12
MSDP statistics commands
clear ip msdp peer 5-13
clear ip msdp policy statistics sa-policy 5-13
clear ip msdp route 5-13
clear ip msdp sa-cache 5-13
clear ip msdp statistics 5-13
multicast
administratively scoped IP, description 3-8
channel 1-1
description 1-1
distribution modes
ASM 3-2
Bidir 3-2
SSM 3-2
forwarding 1-5
group 1-1
high availability 1-13
interdomain protocols
MBGP 1-11
MSDP 1-10
SSM 1-10
IPv4 addresses 1-1
IPv6 addresses 1-1
licensing requirements 1-12
protocols
IGMP 2-1
IGMP snooping 4-1
MBGP 1-8
MLD 2-14
MSDP 5-1
PIM and PIM6 1-6
restarting processes
IGMP 2-11
MSDP 5-11
PIM and PIM6 3-37
troubleshooting 1-1
tunnel interfaces 1-1
multicast distribution trees
bidirectional 1-4
description 1-2
PIM 1-6
SPTs, description 1-2
Multicast Forwarding Information Base. See MFIB and M6FIB
Multicast Listener Discovery. See MLD
Multicast Routing Information Base. See MRIB and M6RIB
Multicast Source Discovery Protocol. See MSDP
O
OIF
DFs 3-7
RPF check 1-5
P
PIM
troubleshooting 1-1
PIM6 commands
feature pim6 3-11
ipv6 pim anycast-rp 3-26
ipv6 pim border 3-16
ipv6 pim bsr bsr-policy 3-37
ipv6 pim bsr-candidate 3-21
ipv6 pim bsr listen 3-15
ipv6 pim bsr rp-candidate-policy 3-37
ipv6 pim dr-priority 3-15
ipv6 pim flush-routes 3-39
ipv6 pim hello-interval 3-16
ipv6 pim jp-policy 3-37
ipv6 pim log-neighbor-changes 3-36
ipv6 pim neighbor-policy 3-16
ipv6 pim register-policy 3-36
ipv6 pim rp-address 3-18
ipv6 pim rp-candidate 3-21
ipv6 pim sparse-mode 3-15
ipv6 pim ssm policy 3-29
ipv6 pim ssm range 3-29
ipv6 pim use-shared-tree-only 3-27
PIM and PIM6
configuration steps 3-10
configuring, description 3-9
dense mode 1-6
enabling 3-2
guidelines and limitations 3-9
licensing requirements 3-8
message filtering 3-33
parameters, default settings 3-44
prerequisites 3-9
refreshing state 3-3
statistics
clearing 3-40
displaying 3-40
virtualization, VDCs and VRFs 3-8
PIM and PIM6 configuration
Auto-RP candidate RP policy (PIM only) 3-34
Auto-RP mapping agent policy (PIM only) 3-34
Auto-RP message action (PIM only) 3-11
BSR candidate RP policy 3-34
BSR message action 3-12
BSR policy 3-34
description 3-9
designated router priority 3-12
domain border 3-12
examples
ASM mode using BSR 3-42
ASM mode using PIM Anycast-RP 3-43
Bidir mode using Auto-RP 3-42
SSM mode 3-41
feature, enabling 3-10
flushing routes 3-37
hello authentication mode 3-12
hello interval 3-12
join-prune policy 3-34
logging neighbor changes 3-33
neighbor policy 3-12
parameters, default settings 3-44
PIM register policy 3-34
restarting the processes 3-37
sparse mode, enabling 3-12
sparse mode parameters 3-11
steps to configure 3-10
PIM and PIM6 domains
border parameter 3-8
description
PIM 1-7
PIM6 1-8
MSDP (PIM) 5-1
PIM and PIM6 show commands
show {ip | ipv6} mroute 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim df 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim group-range 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim interface 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim neighbor 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim oif-list 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim policy statistics 3-40
show {ip | ipv6} pim route 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim rp 3-39
show {ip | ipv6} pim rp-hash 3-40
show {ip | ipv6} pim statistics 3-40
show {ip | ipv6} pim vrf 3-40
PIM and PIM6 statistics commands
clear {ip | ipv6} pim interface statistics 3-40
clear {ip | ipv6} pim policy statistics 3-41
clear {ip | ipv6} pim statistics 3-41
PIM commands
feature pim 3-11
ip mroute 3-30
ip pim anycast-rp 3-25
ip pim auto-rp listen 3-14
ip pim auto-rp mapping-agent 3-23
ip pim auto-rp mapping-agent-policy 3-36
ip pim auto-rp rp-candidate 3-23
ip pim auto-rp rp-candidate-policy 3-36
ip pim border 3-15
ip pim bsr bsr-policy 3-35
ip pim bsr-candidate 3-20
ip pim bsr listen 3-14
ip pim bsr rp-candidate-policy 3-35
ip pim dr-priority 3-14
ip pim flush-routes 3-38
ip pim hello-authentication ah-md5 3-14
ip pim hello-interval 3-14
ip pim jp-policy 3-36
ip pim log-neighbor-changes 3-35
ip pim neighbor-policy 3-15
ip pim register-policy 3-35
ip pim rp-address 3-17
ip pim rp-candidate 3-20
ip pim send-rp-announce 3-23
ip pim send-rp-discovery 3-23
ip pim sparse-mode 3-14
ip pim ssm policy 3-29
ip pim ssm range 3-29
ip pim use-shared-tree-only 3-27
PIM messages
Anycast-RP 3-6
authenticating hello with MD5 hash value 3-3
DR priority 3-2
filtering join-prune 3-3
hello, description 3-2
join and state creation 3-3
join-prune, description 3-3
join-prune and join or prune (Note) 3-3
MSDP SA messages 5-3
register
description 3-7
filtering 3-7
MSDP 5-1
Protocol Independent Multicast. See PIM or PIM6 1-6
R
related documents i-xii
restarting multicast processes
IGMP 2-11
MSDP 5-11
PIM and PIM6 3-37
reverse path forwarding. See RPF
route maps
Auto-RP mapping agent configuration 3-31
BSR configuration 3-31
RP configuraion 3-31
RP-Announce messages, and Auto-RP 3-5
RP-Discovery messages, and Auto-RP 3-5
RPF
check 1-5
configuring routes 3-30
DFs 3-7
PIM 1-6
static multicast 1-9
RPs
address selection 3-4
Anycast-RP, description 3-6
Auto-RP, description 3-5
BSRs, description 3-4
default mode (ASM) 1-9
description 3-3
MSDP 5-1
PIM domains 1-7
route maps, configuring 3-31
selection process 3-5
static, description 3-4
static addresses, configuring 3-16
RP trees. See multicast distribution trees, shared
RPTs. See multicast distribution trees, shared
S
Source-Specific Multicast. See SSM mode
SPTs
description 1-2
SSM mode 3-3
switchover to source tree 3-8
SSM mapping. See SSM translation
SSM mode
configuring 3-28
DRs 3-28
group range, configuring 3-28
IGMPv3 2-3
interdomain multicast protocol 1-10
join-prune messages 3-3
PIM6 domains 1-8
SSM translation
description 2-10
IGMPv1 and IGMPv2 2-3
MLD 2-22
MLDv1 2-16