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Modular L3 Ethernet Switch User's Guide
IGMP – Indicates that the Internet Group Multicast Protocol was used to learn the
multicast information.
BGMP – Indicates that the Border Gateway Multicast Protocol was used to learn this
entry's multicast information.
MSDP – Indicates that the Multicast Source Discovery Protocol was used to learn the
multicast information.
♦ Routing Mechanism – Identifies the routing mechanism used to find the next upstream or
parent interface which provided the multicast information. The possible values are:
Other – Indicates that none of the below listed protocols are used to find the next
upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
Local – Indicates that a manually configured protocol was used to find the next
upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
Netmgmt – Indicates that the Network Management Protocol was used to find the
next upstream or parent interface of the multicast information. This route is static.
ICMP – Indicates that the Internet Control Message Protocol was used to find the
next upstream or parent interface for the multicast information.
RIP – Indicates that the Routing Information Protocol was used to find the next
upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
OSPF – Indicates that the Open First Path First Protocol was used to find the next
upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
BGP – Indicates that the Border Gateway Protocol was used to find the next
upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
DVRMP – Indicates that the Internet Control Message Protocol was used to find the
next upstream or parent interface of the multicast information.
♦ Route Address – Identifies the IP address used to find the upstream or parent interface of the
multicast information.
♦ Route Mask – Masks all or part of the IP addresses used to find the upstream or parent
interface of the multicast information.
♦ Route Type – Indicates if the route was a unicast or multicast route. The possible values are:
Unicast – Indicates that the route was placed in the multicast routing information
base (RIB) either instead of or in addition to unicast RIB by a local configuration, for
example when running PIM over RIP.
Multicast – Indicates that the route was explicitly added to the multicast RIB by the
routing protocol.
IPM Route Next Hop
The IPM Route Next Hop window contains information regarding the next-hop for forwarding multicast
packets on outgoing interfaces. Each entry in the IPM Route Next Hop table refers to the next-hop of a
specific source to a specific multicast group address.
To display the IPM Route Next Hop table:
♦ Select Router > IPM > IPM Routing > Route Next Hop Table. The IPM Route
Next Hop table opens:
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