Hi there!

Just a quick answer. First of all thanx for all your replies, it's very
valuable. In regards to the article about HSRP/PIM problems, I have also
found that one, but it didn't fit into the problem (sadly..).
I'm at home today with no access to the equipment, but I'll continue with it
tomorrow together with a collegue of mine. The router CPU-load is very low,
there is now traffic since this is only done in our lab-enviroment for the
moment.
In regards to RP or not RP, it doesn't matter, for the moment it's
configured with BSR's where wg3r2 is the Candidate-RP for a couple of
groups. The adjacency is the same even if we run Auto-RP. In regards to PIM
only sparse or only dense...haven't tried that yet :-)

I visited Networks in Copenhagen for about a month ago, and the lecture on
multicast from Beau Williamson was very interesting, and yes it's very true
Paul Werner that he recommend you to only run sparse-mode...but for Auto-RP
you need sparse-dense...

Anyway, I need to run of to meeting now, I'll be back tomorrow with some
more stuff..

Take care there!

/Peter

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> Paul,
>
> Peter is running sparse-dense so any mcast group without a configure RP
will
> be handled using dense mode.
>
> Also we have I dentified that not only PIM is involved hear, OSPF and HSRP
> also fails when all three are configured.
>
> Peter,
>
> Assuming the routers have enough resource, check by looking at CPU
> utilisation and mem allocation ewhen problem occurs, I think you should
log
> this on CCO and see what Cisco say.
>
> I have seen something a little similar on a 6509 running 12.2 IOS.  It was
> also running HSRP , PIM Sparse-dense and OSPF, although the VLANs running
> HSRP were passive OSPF interfaces.  The OSPF adjacencies just timed out
but
> it appeared to still be sending and receiving hello's.  It only happened
> once during a 3 month acceptance test, we were unable to replicate it so
> took it no further.
>
> Please post any resolution,
>
> RB.




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