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Experts,Need your pick your brain on this issue. So I have 3 routers(iosv-3, iosv6 and iosv4) and a layer 2 switch(iol-l2-1). I'm using iosv-4 router as a multicast receiver by using the command ip igmp join-group 239.1.1.1. My goal is to ping 239.1....
I understand that the system-id extension is used to create a unique BID per vlan in PVST+. My question is 1) Does the receiving switch will use that "System-id extension" field to verify the vlan that the frame is received?2) What if there is a nati...
We have a DIA(Internet) circuit with our ISP at the Nexus 9k EDGE switch. We are doing BGP(Learning default route and advertising our public network to the internet) with them. The ISP mentioned that they don't support BFD(I was planning to use it wi...
May I know the purpose of Defining
address-family
within VRF? Is it required on a Nexus platform? I'm trying to understand the real life scenarios? In my case, I'm going to create a VRF for a VPC keepalive.
May I know the purpose of Defining "address-family " within VRF? Is it required on a Nexus platform? I'm trying to understand the real life scenarios? In my case, I'm going to create a VRF for a VPC keepalive. Thanks in advance
Hi @Harold Ritter ,Right on. Once I disabled igmp snooping on the switch, I saw the entry for 239.1.1.1 on the IOSV-6 switch under "ip igmp groups". Then I was able to ping the multicast address from iosv-3 to iosv-4. Thanks again for that thought. A...
Hi M02@rt37,Here is the output on IOSV-3 Output on IOSV-6 On Iosv-4, I just added the config "ip igmp join-group 239.1.1.1"(Make it a multicast receiver) So there is no pim tunnel on that! isov-4 can ping 3.3.3.3.
