- Preface
- Using the Command-Line Interface
- IP Multicast Routing Technology Overview
- Configuring IGMP
- Configuring CGMP
- Configuring Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM)
- Configuring HSRP Aware PIM
- Configuring VRRP Aware PIM
- Configuring Basic IP Multicast Routing
- Configuring SSM
- Configuring IGMP Snooping and Multicast VLAN Registration
- Configuring MSDP
- Index
Contents
A - B - C - D - F - G - H - I - J - L - M - P - Q - R - S - T - V
Index
A
address aliasing 1addressesglobally scoped 1GLOP 1IP multicast class D 1layer 2 multicast 1limited scope 1multicast 1reserved link-local 1SSM 1Auto-RP 1B
BIP multicast routing 1bootstrap router 1BSRscandidate 1C
Caching Source-Active State: Example command 1CGMPenabling server support 1server support only 1Class D addresses 1clearingcaches 1databases 1tables 1compatible mode 1configurable leave timer, IGMP 1Configuration Examples for Configuring MSDP command 1Configuring a Default MDSP Peer: Example command 1configuring multicast VRFs 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Forwards: Example command 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Originates: Example command 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Receives: Example command 1D
default configurationIGMP 1IGMP filtering 1IGMP snooping 1IGMP throttling 1MVR 1PIM 1dense mode 1DVMRP (Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol)See IP multicast routing, DVMRP 1dynamic mode 1F
false RPs 1G
global leave, IGMP 1globally scoped addresses 1GLOP addresses 1H
host signalling 1I
IGMP 1configurable leave timerdescribed 1enabling 1configuring the switchas a member of a group 1statically connected member 1default configuration 1flooded multicast trafficcontrolling the length of time 1disabling on an interface 1global leave 1recovering from flood mode 1host-query interval, modifying 1join messages 1join process 1leave process 1leaving multicast group 1maximum query response time value 1multicast addresses 1multicast reachability 1pruning groups 1queries 1query timeoutquery timeout 1report suppressiondescribed 1disabling 1role 1Version 1 1Version 2 1Version 3 1version differences 1IGMP filteringdefault configuration 1described 1IGMP groupsconfiguring filtering 1setting the maximum number 1IGMP helper 1IGMP Immediate Leave 1enabling 1IGMP profileapplying 1configuration mode 1IGMP report suppression 1IGMP snoopingand address aliasing 1and stack changes 1default configuration 1definition 1enabling and disabling 1global configuration 1Immediate Leave 1in the switch stack 1querierconfiguration guidelines 1configuring 1VLAN configuration 1IGMP throttlingconfiguring 1default configuration 1described 1displaying action 1IGMP Throttling Actionconfiguration guidelines 1IGMP version 1IGMPv3 1Immediate Leave, IGMPdescribed 1IPPIMSee IP multicast routing, PIM 1IP multicastdelivery modesany source multicast 1group addressing 1role in information delivery 1IP multicast routingDVMRPdefinition 1enablingPIM mode 1IGMPpurpose 1MBONE 1described 1SAP packets for conference session announcement 1PIMv1 and PIMv2 interoperability 1RPconfiguring PIMv2 BSR 1monitoring mapping information 1stackingactive switch functions 1stack member functions 1statistics, displaying system and network 1J
join messages, IGMP 1L
limited scope addresses 1M
MBONE 1MBONE (multicast backbone) 1monitoringBSR information 1IGMP 1IPmulticast routing 1IP multicast routing 1multicast router interfaces 1RP mapping information 1SSM mapping 1multicast forwarding 1multicast group transmission scheme 1multicast groupsjoining 1leaving 1static joins 1multicast multimedia sessions, advertising 1Multicast Pingsconfiguring routers 1pinging routers 1multicast router interfaces, monitoring 1multicast router ports, adding 1multicast television application 1MVRdefault configuration 1described 1MVR interfaces 1MVR parameters 1P
PIMdefault configuration 1dense modeRPF lookups 1enabling a mode 1monitoring 1router-query message interval, modifying 1shortest path tree, delaying the use of 1sparse modeRPF lookups 1versionsinteroperability 1troubleshooting interoperability problems 1v2 improvements 1PIM dense mode 1PIM shared tree 1PIM source tree 1PIM-SSM 1prerequisitesCGMP 1IGMP snooping 1SSM 1Protocol Independent Multicast 1Q
queries, IGMP 1R
rendezvous point 1report suppression, IGMPdescribed 1disabling 1Requesting Source Information from an MSDP Peer: Example command 1reserved link-local addresses 1restrictions 1CGMP 1IGMP 1IGMP snooping 1SSM 1RFC1112, IP multicast and IGMP 1RP 1sparse-mode cloud 1RP announcement messages 1RPF 1RPF check fails (figure) 1RPF check succeeds (figure) 1RPscandidate 1S
SAP listener 1sdr 1shared tree 1advantage 1source specific multicast 1source treeadvantage 1sparse mode 1with static RP 1sparse-dense mode 1SSMaddresses 1configuring 1IGMPv3 host signalling 1overview 1SSM (Source Specific Multicast)differences from ISM 1operations 1SSM mapping 1DNS-based SSM mapping 1monitoring 1overview 1static SSM mapping 1static traffic forwarding 1SSM Mappingverifying configuration and operation 1SSM, ISM and IGMPv3 1stack changes, effects onIGMP snooping 1multicast routing 1stacks 1stacks, switchmulticast routing, active switch and member roles 1statisticsIP multicast routing 1T
troubleshootingPIMv1 and PIMv2 interoperability problems 1V
Verifying multicast operationslast hop router 1VRFs, configuring multicast 1
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