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Readmitting or Removing Interfaces
Interfaces rejected for a flow due to insufficient bandwidth
are not automatically readmitted, even when bandwidth becomes available
again. Rejected interfaces have an opportunity to be readmitted when
one of the following occurs:
- The multicast routing protocol updates the forwarding
entry for the flow after receiving a join, leave, or prune message
or a topology change occurs.
- The multicast routing protocol updates the forwarding
entry for the flow due to configuration changes.
- You manually reapply bandwidth management to a specific
flow or to all flows using the clear multicast bandwidth-admission operational command.
In addition, even if previously available bandwidth is no longer
available, already admitted interfaces are not removed until one of
the following occurs:
- The multicast routing protocol explicitly removes the
interfaces after receiving a leave or prune message or a topology
change occurs.
- You manually reapply bandwidth management to a specific
flow or to all flows using the clear multicast bandwidth-admission operational command.
For additional information about the clear multicast bandwidth-admission command, see the JUNOS Routing Protocols and Policies Command Reference.
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