Compatibility
is
maintained
by
hosts
and
routers
taking
appropriate
actions
depending
on
the
versions
of
IGMP
operating
on
hosts
and
routers
within
a
network.
The
allowed
selection
is
IGMP-‐Auto,
F orced
I GMPv1,
F orced
I GMPv2,
F orced
I GMPv3,
a nd
t he
d efault
c ompatibility
v alue
i s
IGMP-‐Auto.
PRI:
Priority
o f
I nterface.
This
indicates
the
IGMP
control
frame
priority
level
generated
by
the
system.
These
values
can
be
used
t o
p rioritize
d ifferent
c lasses
o f
t raffic.
The
a llowed
r ange
i s
0
( best
e ffort)
t o
7
( highest),
d efault
i nterface
p riority
v alue
i s
0 .
Rv:
Robustness
Variable.
The
Robustness
Variable
allows
tuning
for
the
expected
packet
loss
on
a
network.
T he
a llowed
r ange
i s
1
t o
2 55;
t he
d efault
r obustness
v ariable
v alue
i s
2 .
QI:
Query
Interval.
The
Query
Interval
is
the
interval
between
General
Queries
sent
by
the
Querier.
The
a llowed
r ange
i s
1
t o
3 1744
s econds;
t he
d efault
q uery
i nterval
i s
1 25
s econds.
QRI
:
Query
Response
Interval.
The
Max
Response
Time
used
to
calculate
the
Max
Resp
Code
inserted
into
the
periodic
General
Queries.
The
allowed
range
is
0
to
31744
in
tenths
of
seconds;
default
query
r esponse
i nterval
i s
1 00
i n
t enths
o f
s econds
( 10
s econds).
LLQI
( LMQI
f or
I GMP)
:
Last
Member
Query
Interval.
The
Last
Member
Query
Time
is
the
time
value
represented
by
the
Last
Member
Query
Interval,
multiplied
by
the
Last
Member
Query
Count.
The
allowed
range
is
0
to
31744
in
tenths
of
seconds;
default
last
member
query
interval
is
10
in
tenths
of
seconds
(1
second).
URI:
Unsolicited
Report
Interval.
The
Unsolicited
Report
Interval
is
the
time
between
repetitions
of
a
host's
initial
report
of
membership
in
a
group.
The
allowed
range
is
0
to
31744
seconds,
and
the
default
u nsolicited
r eport
i nterval
i s
1
s econd.
Buttons:
Apply
–
C lick
t o
s ave
c hanges.
Reset-‐
C lick
t o
u ndo
a ny
c hanges
m ade
l ocally
a nd
r evert
t o
p reviously
s aved
v alues.
Upper
r ight
i con
( Refresh,
| <<,
> >):
Click
t o
R efresh
t he
d isplayed
t able
s tarting
f rom
t he
" VLAN"
i nput
f ields.
O r,
c lick
" |<<"
t o
u pdate
the
table
starting
from
the
first
entry
in
the
VLAN
table,
i.e.,
the
entry
with
the
lowest
VLAN
ID.
Otherwise,
click
">>
"
to
update
the
table,
starting
with
the
entry
after
the
last
entry
currently
displayed.
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Publication date: Sept, 2015
Revision A1