Does IOS 12.4 provide a mechanism to disable the PIM Assert Process? If so, how?
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15 years ago
Does IOS 12.4 provide a mechanism to disable the PIM Assert Process? If so, how?
An alternative to disabling the PIM assert process might be to use an ACL to block PIMv2 Type 5 messages in/out to 224.0.0.2. Any ideas on how this ACL would look if it can be done?
Correction: 224.0.0.13 for PIMv2. 224.0.0.2 is PIMv1
I would recommend against blocking that multicast address as that would handicap any PIM communication coming in that interface. I know of no way to disable just the Assert messages in IOS.
neteng
on a related problem - anyone know how to stop IOS sending out multicasts to
224.0.1.40 for the AutoRP function?it bhaves OK with a pure IOS environment - but causes lots of "invalid RP join" messages when it propagates to other PIM v2 / BSR type devices...
Stephen,
I think you'll need to implement the 'ip multicast boundary filter-autorp' command. It works as a bi-directional ACL to block auto- rp traffic for the multicast groups in the ACL. Let's say you want to stop the traffic from flowing through ethernet0/0:
ACL for all multicast groups: access-list 1 permit 224.0.0.0. 15.255.255.255
interface e0/0 ip multicast boundary 1 filter-autorp
HTH, neteng
OK - thanks for that - i will give it a try.
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