We have a BGP inter-as peering with one of our service provider over a
sub-interface of a point to point link. And now we want to run PIM (between us
and service provider) using a different sub-interface over a same point to
point link. Someone told me that PIM is an intra-as protocol and can't be run
between service provider.
Now the question is .. what if we get a /30 IP-Address (keeping in mind that
/30 belongs to service provider AS and they can see it in their IGP table) from
the upstream provider and run PIM over it and then you can have a static IGMP
join on your own router so that our own AS-IPs can get the multicast.
thanks
regardsAndrew
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