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PIM-SM (Sparse Mode)

Configuring PIM-SM on the Router

Changing a Candidate-RP’s Election Priority. This priority is significant

when multiple Candidate-RPs in a given domain are configured to support one

or more of the same multicast groups.

Syntax: rp-candidate priority < 0 - 255 >

Changes the current priority setting for a candidate-RP. Where

multiple candidate-RPs are configured to support the same

multicast group(s), the candidate having the highest priority

is elected. Zero (0) is the highest priority; 255 is the lowest

priority.

(Default: 192)

Enabling, Disabling, or Changing Router PIM

Notification Traps

Syntax: [no] router pim trap < all | neighbor-loss | hardware-mrt-full |

software-mrt-full >

Enables and disables these PIM SNMP traps:

all — Enable/Disable all PIM notification traps. (Default:

Disabled)

neighbor-loss — Enable/Disable the notification trap sent

when the timer for a multicast router neighbor expires and

the switch has no other multicast router neighbors on the

same VLAN with a lower IP address. (Default: Disabled.)

hardware-mrt-full — Enable/Disable notification trap sent

when the hardware multicast routing table (MRT) is full

(1023 active flows). In this state, any additional flows are

handled by the software MRT, which increases processing

time for the affected flows. (Default: Disabled.)

software-mrt-full — Enable/Disable notification trap sent

when the router’s software multicast routing table is full

(that is, when routing resources for active flows are

exhausted). Note that in this state, the router does not accept

any additional flows. (Default: Disabled.)

Note: Trap operation requires configuring an SNMP trap

receiver by using the snmp-server host < ip-addr > command at

the global configuration level.

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