How Devices Are Assigned To Multicast Vlans; Multicast Vlans And Multicast Claiming - Alcatel Omni Switch/Router User Manual

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How Devices are Assigned to Multicast VLANs

If the recipients of the multicast traffic were defined using the port rule, each specified port is
then marked as a member of the multicast
If the recipients of the multicast traffic were defined using the
addresses of the receiving devices, no action is taken until a frame is received from one
MAC
of those devices. When such a frame is received, the switch learns the device, adds its
address to the filtering database, and marks the port on which the frame was received as a
member of the multicast
of the multicast
VLAN
members of multicast
When the switch receive multicast traffic that has an address specified as a multicast address
for the multicast
VLAN
The source port of the multicast traffic (i.e., the port
through which multicast traffic enters the switch) can
be a member of any Group. The source port does not
need to be a member of the same Group as recipient
ports. Note that the source port does not become a
member of the multicast
Although some leakage may occur before devices are assigned to AutoTracker
leakage occurs in conjunction with device assignment to multicast
There is no default multicast
explicitly create multicast

Multicast VLANs and Multicast Claiming

The goal of multicast claiming and multicast
processing multicast traffic. Both methods off-load multicast traffic processing to the switch-
ing modules. However, multicast
Multicast claiming claims the
places those
addresses in the
MAC
claiming all multicast traffic, multicast
you specify. In addition, this multicast address is only placed in the
modules with destination ports that are part of the multicast
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VLAN
. Note that the
VLAN
MAC
, even though it is a recipient of the multicast traffic. Only ports are
s.
VLAN
, the traffic is switched to the ports defined as
o Please Take Note o
VLAN
o Please Take Note o
VLANs
VLAN
s can be seen as a refinement to multicast claiming.
VLAN
addresses of all source devices sending multicast traffic and
MAC
s of all switching modules in a switch. Instead of
CAM
s claim only the traffic from the multicast address
VLAN
.
address rule to specify the
MAC
address does not itself become a member
VLAN
.
VLAN
. Unless you
VLAN
, none will exist.
s is the same—to free the
CAM
.
VLAN
MAC
members.
s, no
VLAN
s.
module from
MPX
s of switching

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