Avaya 106760804 manual Ip multicast route-cache readd-timeout, Timeout-interval

Layer 3 Forwarding Cache

ip multicast route-cache readd-timeout

Command Mode	Global Configuration.
Description	This command is useful only for networks that are designed to route
	multicast traffic. If the switch is not running IGMP-Only or a multicast
	routing protocol on multiple IP interfaces, this command has no useful
	effect.
	Upon receiving the first frame of a new flow, the forwarding entry cache
	software is designed to enter a cache entry in the hardware. If the
	forwarding entry cache software continues to receive frames for the same
	flow for a certain length of time, the software assumes that the hardware
	was unable to install the forwarding entry when last programmed, and will
	therefore make a new attempt.
	The length of time for which the software waits before attempting to re-add
	the forwarding entry is called the readd-timeout. The readd-timeout should
	be kept small so that a missed attempt at installing a forwarding entry will
	be recovered from quickly.
	The default timeout is 2 seconds, and the range of adjustment is from 2 to
	60 seconds. The no command restores the default setting.
Syntax
	To	ip multicast route-cache readd-timeout <timeout-
	Configure:	interval>
	To Restore	[no] ip multicast route-cache readd-timeout
	Default:

Table 14-3. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments

Name

Definition

<timeout-interval>

Time, in seconds, that the software will wait before allowing an attempt to re-add a multicast forwarding entry.

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