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[qpimd-users] Re: querry related with igmp ssm
b***@iitb.ac.in
2009-10-11 16:08:09 UTC
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Hello Everton,

It is me again. Today, I tried to test quagga+pimd with two hosts
connected to one pc and then forming two hop routing as shown below:

1 host
join to pc1 >>>> pc 2(2 eth cards) >>> pc 3 (192.168.130.6).
2 host

It works fine while sending igmp join. But the problem is when we terminate
igmp join by closing nepim on one of the hosts then even though another
host is sending igmp join through nepim pc1 does not show any pim join.
all on debian lenny.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Bhavin.
Everton Marques
2009-10-13 13:55:37 UTC
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Hi Bhavin,
Post by b***@iitb.ac.in
1 host
      >>>>> join to pc1 >>>> pc 2(2 eth cards) >>> pc 3 (192.168.130.6).
2 host
Can you give more details on how hosts 1 and 2 are attached to pc1?

Is there a switch in between, or the two hosts are attached to different
ports of pc1?

Also, can you show the addressing used on the interfaces?

Thanks,
Everton
Everton Marques
2009-10-16 15:12:58 UTC
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Hi Bhavin,

I was unable to reproduce the problem.

When I keep at least one host ICMP joined, things seem to work properly.

Thanks,
Everton
Post by b***@iitb.ac.in
Hello Everton,
    Yes there was a switch involved in connecting host 1 and 2 to pc1.
Both the hosts were connected to pc1 on same interface.
host 1:10.107.3.46
host2 : 10.107.3.34
and pc1 the interface on which host 1 and 2 were connected :10.107.3.150.
Regards,
Bhavin.
Post by Everton Marques
Hi Bhavin,
Post by b***@iitb.ac.in
1 host
      >>>>> join to pc1 >>>> pc 2(2 eth cards) >>> pc 3 (192.168.130.6).
2 host
Can you give more details on how hosts 1 and 2 are attached to pc1?
Is there a switch in between, or the two hosts are attached to different
ports of pc1?
Also, can you show the addressing used on the interfaces?
Thanks,
Everton
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