Troubleshooting PIM-SM 521

[RouterB-Serial1] pim sm [RouterB] interface serial 2 [RouterB-Serial2] pim sm

b Configure the candidate BSR [RouterB-pim]c-bsr serial 0 30 2 c Configure the candidate RP

[RouterB-pim] acl 5

[RouterB-acl-5]rule permit source 225.0.0.0 255.0.0.0

[RouterB-acl-5] pim

[RouterB-pim] c-rp serial 0 accept-policy 5 d Configure PIM domain boundary [RouterB-Serial2] pim bsr-boundary

When the Serial 2 has been configured to be BSR, Router D will not be able to receive the BSR information sent by Router B, which will be excluded from this PIM domain.

3 Configure the Router C

a Enable PIM-SM protocol

[RouterC] multicast routing-enable

[RouterC] interface ethernet 0 [RouterC-Ethernet0]pim sm [RouterC] interface serial 0 [RouterC-Serial0]pim sm [RouterC] interface serial 1 [RouterC-Serial1]pim sm

Suppose Host A is the receiver of 225.0.0.1. Host B now begins sending data with the destination address 225.0.0.1. Router A receives the multicast data sent by Host B via Router B. When the multicast data rate of Host B exceeds 10kbps, Router A will be added to the shortest path tree, and the multicast data message sent by Host B will be received directly from Router C.

Troubleshooting

The router cannot correctly establish the multicast routing table.

PIM-SM

Follow these steps:

 

 

Use the PIM-SM protocol to configure RP and BSR. First, use the display pim

 

 

bsr-infocommand to check whether there is BSR information. If there is no

 

 

such information, check whether there is unicast routing to the BSR. Then, use

 

 

the display pim rp-infocommand to check whether the RP information is

 

 

correct. If there is no RP information, check the unicast routing again.

 

The display pim neighbor command can be used to check whether the

 

 

neighbors have discovered each other.

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