Rp-Candidate - Zte ZXR10 8900 Series Command Reference Manual

ZXR10 8900 Series Command Reference (Multicast)
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no router pimsm
If the ip multicast-routing command is not configured, the
PIM-SM routing protocol does not run.
ip multicast-routing

rp-candidate

Use this command to configure the router to advertise itself to
the bootstrap router (BSR) as a Protocol Independent Multicast
(PIM) candidate rendezvous point (RP). Remove this router as an
RP candidate with the no form of this command.
Router configuration
rp-candidate <interface-name>[group-list <access-list-numbe
r>][priority <priority>]
no rp-candidate
<interface-name>
group-list
<access-list-number>
priority <priority>
This command is disabled by default.
1. If there is no <access-list-number> after this command, it in-
dicates that this candidate RP serves for all groups.
2. The default priority of the candidate RP is 192. The candidate
RP with the lower priority is preferred. If the priority is the
same, the candidate RP with a larger hash is preferred. If the
hash is the same, the candidate RP with a larger address is the
RP.
3. It is recommended to configure the RP on the loopback inter-
face to decrease the flapping of the network caused by the
interface up/down.
This example describes how to configure the candidate RP on the
interface loopback1, and the candidate RP serves for in the group
range specified by ACL 1 and the priority is 100.
ZXR10(config-router)#rp-candidate loopback1 group-list 1
priority 100
access-list
show ip pim bsr
Interface name
Specifies the standard IP access list number
or name that defines the group prefixes that
are advertised in association with the RP
address, range: 1~99
Candidate RP priority, range: 0~255, default:
192