On Saturday, May 28, 2011 05:35:41 AM A. Tash wrote: > An example is a 3-point VPLS network. Point “A” is the > source of the multicast and points “B” and “C” are the > receivers of the multicast. If “B” sends a Join request, > A will forward the traffic to both “B” and “C”, even if > “C” has not requested to join.
I'm not sure whether this issue has anything to do with VPLS or not, but are you in a position where you can choose between I-PMSI's and S-PMSI's? We run NG-MVPN's with p2mp LSP tunnels for Multicast traffic distribution, but in just a regular MPLS backbone, not VPLS. So not sure whether this applies. Cheers, Mark.
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