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Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System MLDS Administration Guide |
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Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System MLDS Administration Guide |
Enable MLDS in a Specific VLAN
Configure the Multicast Forwarding Mode
Configure the Snooping Version
Configure a Static Multicast Router Port
Delete Configured Router Ports
Configure Dynamically Learned Multicast Router Port Time-Out
Restore the Port-Purge Interval
Configure an MLDS Switch as a Querier
Configuring the Port-Purge Interval
Configure the Port-Purge Interval
Restore the Port-Purge Interval
Configuring Fast-Leave Processing
Forward MLD Reports to All Ports
Forward MLD Reports Only to Router Ports
Restore the Default MLD Report-Forwarding Status
Configure the Report Forward Suppression Interval
Restore the Default Report Forward Suppression Interval
Configuring Group Query Interval
Configure the Group Query Interval
Restore the Default Query Interval
Configure Group Query Retry Count
Restore the Default Query Interval
Configuring Snooping Statistics
Enable Snooping Statistics for a Specific VLAN
Clear Snooping Statistics for a Specific VLAN
Clear Snooping Statistics for All VLANs
Configuring Query Transmission on Topology Change
Enable Query Transmission on Topology Change
Multicast router ports for a VLAN can be configured statically or learned dynamically. When a port receives a query message, that port is added to the multicast router port list.
When configuring multicast router ports for a VLAN, you can specify the amount of time after which dynamically learned router entries will be deleted. You can also configure a switch to function as a querier on a particular VLAN, and you can specify the amount of time a switch will wait to determine if hosts are still interested in a specific multicast group.
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