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CLI and Telnet Interface | CD/CIM550.IOM |
Menu Options/Fields | Entry | Description | |
CiM as Client: | A | Some Cisco Routers may require the definition of a | |
Force Cisco Router Alert |
| Router Alert Option to recognize a report from a Client | |
Option sending V1 reports |
| to join a Multicast group. The IP Router Alert Option is | |
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| defined in RFC2113 and was introduced by Cisco. | |
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| While this option is not part of the IGMP standard, most | |
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| IGMP V2 implementations contain this option. | |
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| However, most implementations of IGMP V1 do not | |
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| contain this option. This parameter is defined to | |
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| prevent possible conflicts in networks in which a Cisco | |
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| Router is configured as an IGMP V1 server. | |
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| This parameter can assume one of the following (2) | |
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| values: |
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| 1. | YES |
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| 2. | NO |
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| If set to YES, the CiM will generate IGMP reports to | |
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| join Multicast groups as specifically required by some | |
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| Cisco Router configurations. | |
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| If set to NO, the CiM will generate IGMP reports to join | |
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| Multicast groups as defined an implemented by most | |
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| IGMP servers. | |
CiM as Client: | I | The Unsolicited Report Interval configures the CiM to | |
Unsolicited Report Interval, |
| generate unsolicited reports to join a Multicast Group at | |
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| specified time intervals. Each unsolicited report to join | |
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| a Multicast group will use the version of the IGMP | |
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| protocol as specified by the IGMP Version used for | |
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| Unsolicited Reports option. | |
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| The value of the Unsolicited Report Interval specifies | |
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| the number of seconds between unsolicited reports. A | |
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| value of zero implies that no unsolicited reports to join | |
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| a Multicast group should be generated by the CiM. | |
Save Parameters | S | This option allows a user to save the current | |
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| configuration of the CiM to permanent storage. This | |
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| configuration will be restored on each successive | |
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| power cycle of the CiM. | |
Exit | X | This option allows a user to exit the current menu and | |
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| return to its parent menu. | |
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