Configuring Mld Parameters; Configuring Mld Interface Parameters - Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Configuration Manual

Configuring MLD Parameters

Configuring MLD Parameters

You can configure the MLD global and interface parameters to affect the operation of the MLD process.
Note Before you can access the MLD commands, you must enable the MLD feature.
Note
If you are familiar with the Cisco IOS CLI, be aware that the Cisco NX-OS commands for this feature might
differ from the Cisco IOS commands that you would use.

Configuring MLD Interface Parameters

Table 8: MLD Interface Parameters
Parameter
MLD version
Static multicast groups
Static multicast groups on OIF
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Description
MLD version that is enabled on the interface. MLDv2
supports MLDv1. The MLD version can be 1 or 2.
The default is 2.
Multicast groups that are statically bound to the
interface. You can configure the groups to join the
interface with the (*, G) state or specify a source IP
to join with the (S, G) state. You can specify a
route-map policy name that lists the group prefixes,
group ranges, and source prefixes to use with the
match ip multicast command.
Although you can configure the (S, G)
Note
state, the source tree is built only if you
enable MLDv2.
You can configure a multicast group on all the
multicast-capable routers on the network so that
pinging the group causes all the routers to respond.
Multicast groups that are statically bound to the output
interface. You can configure the groups to join the
output interface with the (*, G) state or specify a
source IP to join with the (S, G) state. You can specify
a route-map policy name that lists the group prefixes,
group ranges, and source prefixes to use with the
match ip multicast command.
Although you can configure the (S, G) state, the
source tree is built only if you enable MLDv2.
Configuring MLD