We've only worked with the larger boxes for MSDP (NI 40G, MLX,
FI400/800). I know that basic PIM works well on this platform at
software 4.1 and later (you do want to run current code though, the
3.2 and 4.0 code trains had some PIM/IGMP interaction issues that are
fixed in 4.1), but I can't help either way about MSDP and anycast RP
on this platform, we haven't done it.
I'd like to hear how it works out though when you try it.
-debbie
On Oct 21, 2008, at 14:38, Christian MacNevin wrote:
Thought I sent this..
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On Oct 20, 2008, at 2:23 PM, debbie fligor wrote:
On Oct 20, 2008, at 15:46, Christian MacNevin wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking at integrating a small amount of Foundry equipment into
a multicast pim-sm network
using anycast rp. This requires full support for PIM-SM between
vendors and MSDP, as well as
the ability to re-write source active messages with a different
source ip.
Which hardware and software version are you considering? Each
different platform that I have worked with has different parts of
multicast that works and doesn't work.
the mlx/xmr platform has had the most robust pim-sm so far, but the
current version has an MSDP bug so we don't have an anycast RP on it
at the moment.
Does anyone have experience with this who can point me in the right
direction? Unfortunately
it looks like the company I'm working with's service contract has
run out and we're locked out of
the KP.
Thanks
Christian
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