Setting the
Multicast Limit
Default value
Top-Level Menu
system
summary
display
ethernet
detail
mode
fddi
multicastLimit
ipFragmentation
tokenring
stpState
ipxSnapTranslation
bridge
stpCost
trFddiMode
ip
stpPriority
addressThreshold
snmp
srRingNumber
agingTime
analyzer
address
stpState
script
stpPriority
logout
stpMaxAge
stpHelloTime
stpForwardDelay
srBridgeNumber
port
packetFilter
A user-defined packet filter indicated that the frame should not be
forwarded
Figure 13-2 shows the order in which the discard decisions are made.
Transmit Bridge Port
txBlockedDiscs
txMtuExcDiscs
txMcastFilters
txAllFilters
txFrames
Figure 13-2 How Frame Processing Affects Transmit Bridge Port Statistics
You can assign a multicast packet firewall threshold to a bridge port on an
ESM or EFSM to limit the forwarding rate of multicast traffic originating on
the Ethernet segment connected to the port. For more information about
the multicast packet firewall, see Chapter 8: LANplex Bridging Extensions in
the LANplex 6000 Operation Guide.
The default is zero (0), which means that no threshold is set.
To set the multicast limit:
1 From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:
bridge port multicastLimit
You are prompted for slot number(s).
2 Enter the number(s) of the slot(s) or
in the system.
You are prompted for port type.
Setting the Multicast Limit
Frames forwarded to this
Frames discarded because transmit
port blocked
Frames discarded because frame too
large
Frames discarded because of user-
defined packet filter
=
Frames transmitted by this bridge
to set the threshold for all bridges
all
13-7
to Physical
Interface