9-4. RGMP
RGMP is a dynamic protocol that controls multicast traffic to multicast routers.
With RGMP, a switch must still use IGMP snooping to constrain multicast traffic to interested hosts.
RGMP can communicate only with routers that also run RGMP. Routers periodically send RGMP hello messages to switches.
Routers that are interested in receiving traffic for a multicast group send an RGMP join request to the switch. Otherwise, the switch will not forward multicast traffic to the router.
RGMP supports the use of PIM sparse mode only on multicast routers.
Configuration
1. | Enable IGMP snooping on the switch.
See section “9-1: IGMP Snooping” for the necessary switch configuration steps. |
2. | Enable PIM sparse mode multicast routing on a router. Refer ... |
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