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IP Multicast Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Table 45 summarizes the command-line interface (CLI) commands you can use to monitor IP multicast. In the table, the commands are grouped by functionality. In the remainder of this chapter, they are explained alphabetically.

Table 45:
Task Category
Task or Information to Monitor
Command
Generic IP Multicast Information
Entries in the multicast forwarding cache
Entries in the multicast next-hop table.
Multicast reverse-path-forwarding calculations.
Administratively scoped addresses.
Announced multicast sessions.
Multicast statistics.
Clear multicast statistics.
Most active multicast groups
DVMRP
DVMRP and PIM tunnels.
DVMRP graft retransmission queue.
DVMRP neighbors.
DVMRP prefixes.
DVMRP prunes.
Status of interfaces on which DVMRP is configured.
Most active DVMRP groups
MSDP
MSDP peers.
Clear MSDP source active cache.
MSDP statistics.
Clear MSDP statistics.
Test MSDP peers.
PIM
Bootstrap routers.
PIM groups.
Clear the PIM join and prune states.
Status of interfaces on which PIM is configured.
PIM neighbors.
Rendezvous points.
PIM source RPF state.
PIM (*,*,RP) join and prune states.
PIM statistics.
Clear PIM statistics.
Most active PIM groups
IGMP
Members of IGMP groups.
Members of IGMP groups by interface.
Clear IGMP group members.
IGMP statistics.
Clear IGMP statistics.
SAP/SDP
Session announcement addresses.

 

Commands for Monitoring IP Multicast



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